In a wave of bombings and shootings across Paris, gunmen and suicide bombers killed at least 129 people at a concert hall, restaurants and the national sports stadium yesterday, the deadliest day of attacks in France since World War II. Eight militants, all wearing suicide vests, brought unprecedented violence to the streets of the French capital.

Simultaneous attacks on multiple targets by gunmen and suicide bombers working in unison: a nightmare scenario that France's anti-

The UN climate conference scheduled on November 30 will go ahead as planned near despite the terror attacks that killed 129 people in

Peace talks to end the Syrian civil war had drifted along for years before a snowballing refugee crisis in Europe this summer and

One of the gunmen who died after attacking a Paris concert hall has French nationality and is known to have ties with Islamist militants, a source close to the inquiry into a series of deadly attacks in Paris says.

The World Bank approves an additional tranche of $177 million for Bangladesh’s power sector to increase reliable and low-cost electricity.

Islamic State releases an undated video threatening to attack France if bombings of its fighters continue, a day after gunmen and bombers killed at least 140 people in Paris.

Dozens of people have been killed in multiple gun attacks in Paris and a hostage-taking situation. Here are some accounts from witnesses in the city:

At least 127 people are killed in multiple gun and bomb attacks in Paris. France declares national state of emergency and closes its borders after attack.

At least 75 BNP and Jamaat-Shibir men were held in Nilphamari, Satkhira, Thakurgaon, Jhenidah and Sylhet districts yesterday and the

BNP will resist if the government tries to remove the grave of the party founder Ziaur Rahman from Jatiya Sangsad area, a party leader said today.

Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy said yesterday his government had launched a Constitutional Court challenge to a resolution passed by Catalonia's

Three Turkish policemen, a civilian and a soldier have been killed in new attacks in the restive southeast blamed on fighters from the rebel Kurdistan Workers'

Slovenia's army yesterday began rolling out razor wire along the border with Croatia, in a move the government says will help it better manage the influx of migrants.

BNP chairperson Khaleda Zia says the country’s democracy is under attack in a bid to destroy it forever.

The High Court further rejects a writ petition seeking the authorities to cancel the medical admission test held on September 18, and to probe into the allegations of question leakage.

Winnie the Pooh is one of the best-known characters in children's literature, and the inspiration is in fact a female bear from Winnipeg in Canada.

Russian President Vladimir Putin will attend the November 30 opening of a UN summit in Paris tasked with producing a climate rescue

Croatians voted in a general election yesterday with conservatives aspiring to return to power as the EU nation faces a wave of migrants

One of Europe's biggest private stately homes is due to be sold to a Hong Kong based investment company.