- Bangladesh military delegation honor the memory of Russian soldiers in Alexander Garden
- Labor Secretary warns of action if workers laid off illegally
- South Korean investors set to make significant investments in Bangladesh
- Excelerate Energy Strategic Adviser Peter Haas meets Prof Yunus
- Bashir seeks Finnish investment in renewable energy sector
- Countries brainstorm over how to cope with US-China trade war
- Shaping Bangladesh’s future key goal of Consensus Commission: Ali Riaz
- Bangladeshis Hajj pilgrimage to start on April 29 by air
- EU offers zero tariff deal to US but prepares for trade war
- Government pharmacies to be launched nationwide
- Bangladesh inks ‘Artemis Accords' with NASA
- Dhaka seeks cooperation from New Delhi in renewing Ganges water treaty: Khalilur
- Wall Street could be headed for a bear market. Here’s what that means
- Meta to introduce teen accounts for Facebook
- Govt renames two Thanas
- CA to hold breakfast meetings with Chinese, Korean investors to fast-track investment
- Tureen Afroz remanded for 4 days in attempt to murder case
- Scientists genetically engineer wolves like the extinct dire wolf
- Issuing Indian visas is their affairs: Foreign Advisor
- Prince Harry in court to challenge UK security downgrade
EU to use ‘every tool’ against US tariffs, trade chief warns
The European Union is ready to deploy every tool at its disposal to shield its market from the effects of new US tariffs, Trade Commissioner Maros Sefcovic has warned. This comes after US President Donald Trump announced tariffs ranging from 10% to 50% on imports from countries accused of unfair...
Small firms, AI lead Europe’s 2024 patent activity, EPO reports
The European Patent Office (EPO) received 199,264 patent applications in 2024, according to the Patent Index published on Sunday, marking only a 0.1% dip from the previous year and signaling strong innovation resilience amid global economic challenges, according to an EPO statement. Applications...
Study warns 4°C warming could slash global GDP by 40% by 2100
A new study from the University of New South Wales (UNSW) has warned that global GDP could shrink by 40% by 2100 if temperatures rise by 4C, a far worse scenario than previous estimates suggesting an 11% decline, reports Xinhua. The research, conducted by UNSWs Institute for Climate Risk...