In a strategic development, Pakistan's Inter Service Intelligence (ISI) is reportedly enhancing its footprint in Bangladesh, eyeing critica...

Bangladesh's military intelligence agency, DGFI, is reportedly strengthening ties with Pakistan's ISI to counter India, with a covert deleg...

Pakistan's ISI aims to establish a presence in strategic areas of Bangladesh, potentially threatening India's security. Discussions during ...

ISI chief Lt Gen Asim Malik's visit to Bangladesh marks the first by a Pakistani intel head to Dhaka in decades, raising security concerns ...

Pakistan seeks to rekindle ties with Bangladesh following Sheikh Hasina's departure from power, focusing on trade and cultural exchanges. T...

While Siwal's was the first case of an Indian staffer being targeted by ISI in one of the P5 countries (permanent members of the UNSC), an ...

According to a report in German news agency DW, published on 13 February, the Rohingya refugee camps in Cox's Bazar area are experiencing a...

A Bangladeshi national, who recruited members for IS in the neighbouring country, has been traced in Iraq jail: Sources

He claimed that 21 youths, including five women and three children, who had disappeared from Kerala had gone to Afghanistan and joined ISIS.

There were five Gulshan terrorists who had all run away from home. Then there was the Sholakia attacker Abir Rahman, who had been missing s...

Survivors of the attack, including ones allowed to leave by the terrorists, were detained by authorities for questioning for over a day.

He was picked up by a special team of NIA on February 25 from his mess near Panagarh military base.

The state's porous international borders with Bangladesh, Nepal and Bhutan helped the agents to infiltrate into the country through the Wes...

Lashkar-e-Toiba operative Abdul Karim Tunda has told his interrogators that Pakistan's intelligence agency ISI used to run the entire suppl...

Abdul Karim Tunda has told his interrogators he was in constant touch with Pakistan's ISI.

Currency notes and heroin is said to have originated from Swat valley.

India has recently traced Pakistan's London connection in printing and circulation of counterfeit notes.