November 14, 2026
Specialist Prof Feroz Amin suggests the government package all necessary diabetes tests to arrange them at a low cost to cut down on medical bills
"Europe must speak with one clear voice and united voice in all discussion that shape the future of Ukraine and the security of our continent,” an EU official says
Police believe the man may have died by suicide
Nayan and a group of activists detained Mohiuddin in Dhaka’s Shantinagar on Friday night
Jubo Dal leader hands ex-BCL leader to police
World entering ‘age of electricity’: IEA chief
Ronaldinho targets one last goal in Ravenna return
Without action, diabetes could spiral into escalating costs
EU picks 5-nation group to speak at Ukraine peace talks
74 militants killed in 10 days: Pakistan
SRB came within '220 metres' of Asif Nazrul's stolen phone
The Meghna is quietly making room for new land
Singer Shahed Ali, known for song ‘Rokzana’, dies
An alleged spy, a chip war and Jensen Huang's fall
MP Nusrat files attempted murder case over Kushtia house fire
Gold gets cheaper again
The appointment comes after the board ousted co-founder and CEO Jensen Huang amid reports of two extramarital affairs
Carrick is their seventh permanent boss since Ferguson retired after guiding the club to their last league title in 2013
A researcher says happiness can be built through conscious choices, even when life gets hard
The BJP accuses the Congress leader of glossing over past wrongs, while her party says it is politicising her book
A 13-hour transit in Doha becomes an adventure in itself as a family explores Hamad International Airport’s many facilities
Alice Huang has facilitated at least $7.5 billion of Nvidia chip shipments to Chinese firms, The Information reports
The novel follows an unexplained disaster and the arrival of aliens on England’s south-east coast
Fans and local business owners across Taipei expressed shock over the allegations, describing Huang as a central figure in the global AI boom
In defence of a hated Booker Prize winner
Save the soil, save the nation
Why Turkiye, Pakistan will not fight Saudi’s war
The need for a strong data privacy culture
At 46, Brazilian legend Ronaldinho is preparing for an unlikely return, with a chance to score his 300th career goal
Germany's economic advisors forecast 1 percent growth in 2027, urging spending cuts to curb rising deficits
Capital spending nearly triples to $19.6 billion as SpaceX invests in compute infrastructure
Broken promises on living costs, the Iran war and government transparency have fuelled anger among his supporters
The vice-president is seeking to establish himself as a potential Republican presidential contender
Kim has expanded his nuclear arsenal and strengthened ties with Russia and China
Trade experts say the election result is unlikely to bring immediate changes to tariff policy
The defeats raise questions about the president’s influence beyond his loyal Republican base
Recent setbacks contrast with earlier decisions that helped Republicans on voting rights, campaign finance and electoral maps
The proposed 1GW Project Ares campus is planned for a remote cattle ranch in the Northern Territory
Investment in Chinese embodied AI companies has surged fivefold in a year
A last-minute trip with a friend becomes an opportunity to revel in the beauty of autumn in the Pennsylvania mountains
The attacks transformed global aviation security, but many of the airport rituals travellers know today emerged only after later plots exposed new vulnerabilities
The cave’s constant 11 degrees C temperature makes it a refuge for biodiversity and humans
The tiny island expects film fame to bring visitors, but fears a summer tourism crush
Several cruise ships remain stranded while operators wait for river levels to rise
Tourist resorts, trails and other attractions will remain closed until further notice
Emergency services say three people were taken to medical facilities and six others were treated on site