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With less than a month to go, President Trump is touring key states for Republican candidates, while polls show voters care most about the economy and rising prices.
Trade unions joined secondary school students in Paris on October 6 as protests over missing teachers, heavy timetables and run-down schools continued across France.
Three earthquakes in Myanmar and northeast India shook Chattogram, Feni, Cumilla and Dhaka early Sunday. So far, local reports show no deaths or major damage.
The government left 57 PSC-recommended candidates out of the 49th BCS gazette without explanation. Now, several of them are speaking out, and their stories point in very different directions.
California now recognizes Eid al-Fitr and Eid al-Adha in state law. The new law lets schools close by local agreement and allows state workers to use existing leave for Eid.
Tension gripped Ujjain, India, for a second day as police used tear gas and batons on crowds near the Shahi Masjid. At the same time, community members began removing part of the mosque to make way for a road project.
Bangkok has declared a flood disaster in all 50 districts after nearly two days of nonstop rain. Homes, shops and major roads are underwater, schools will close, and thousands of residents have moved to shelters.
Many people blame battery-run rickshaw drivers for Dhaka’s traffic chaos. However, official data on inflation, youth jobs, and illegal charging point to a larger system that keeps pulling new drivers onto city roads.
A powerful typhoon brought record rain, landslides and travel chaos to Tokyo and nearby prefectures. Four people are confirmed dead, at least six are missing, and more than 1.6 million residents were urged to evacuate.
The Bangladesh fuel price hike adds Tk20 to every litre of diesel, petrol, octane and kerosene from today. Here is what changed, why, and what it means for you.
