Dhaka attack

On July 1, a group of gunmen stormed the Holey Artisan café in the city's Gulshan neighbourhood, murdering 22 people

Authorities said the dead were believed be members of Jamaatul Mujahideen Bangladesh

‘Abdul Karim was suspected to be one of the planners of cafe attack and to have rented flat for militants’

Home ministry directs Reserve Bank of India to seek prior permission before giving any money to the NGO

Bangladesh police are "99 percent sure" that Tamim Chowdhury was in the hideout

Rapid Action Battalion arrested five members of JMB, including one of the group's leaders who used to study in Canada

The women were arrested in an overnight raid in the capital, based on information from a regional militant leader

Karim and Khan were both inside the Holey Artisan cafe when gunmen raided the premises

Dhaka Police spokesperson says Shazad Rouf was an American passport holder and had been missing for six months

Violent extremists try to use violence to eliminate the other. Sadly, the state is a combination of many others

England are scheduled to arrive in Bangladesh on September 30 to play two Tests and three one-day internationals

Decision comes following reports the Islamic scholar's speeches inspired terrorists who carried out the Dhaka attack

PM Sheikh Hasina called on every school, college and university to "create a list of absent students and publish it"

Both Pakistan and Bangladesh have played softball with extremist elements and IS has moved quietly in the background

Bangladeshi media had earlier claimed one of the Dhaka cafe attackers was inspired by Naik's speech

This will repeat, repeat and repeat until you lose and we win, says a video message

Home minister rules out IS links; authorities question suspect caught alive

Police believe local IS-linked group played significant role in organising privileged young men who carried out attack

Islamabad denounces ‘baseless and unfounded’ allegations

Pakistan terms allegations ‘baseless, irresponsible and provocative’

Extremism can only be rooted out if all these forces are on one side, not fighting each other

Faraz didn't leave because two of his friends, who were wearing Western clothes, were not allowed to exit the site

A nation of 200 million people will wait with bated breath for a handful of individuals to decide its fate

The lesson for all is that the IS can conduct sophisticated operations in locations supposedly secure

"We remain in contact with Bangladeshi authorities and have offered any assistance necessary," says US State Dept

The incident took place near the city's Nordic Club and the Qatar embassy