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- HC issues 9 directives for online business platforms
- Brook withdraws from IPL to 'recharge' and focus on England
- EC invites applications for new political party registration
- National consensus commission sends letters to 34 political parties
- Bernie Sanders steps into leadership of the anti-Trump resistance
- Banani road accident: RMG workers exit streets following ultimatum
- Nissan tests driverless cars on busy Japan city streets
- Inzamam tells Gavaskar to control his tongue
- Tokyo was filled with charred corpses after US firebombing 80 years ago. Survivors want compensation
- Thai man arrested for laundering money for call centre scam gangs
- Scholars stranded worldwide due to US State Dept funding freeze
- Rajshahi division gets 2,36,997 new voters
- Iran open to talks on nuclear militarization concerns
- Zelensky took billions from Biden like ‘candy from a baby’
- Malaysia has to sign at least eight protocols to use nuclear energy, says minister
- Bangladesh housing sector in crisis, facing severe stagnation
- Australia’s first 3D-printed multi-storey house under construction in Wyndham
- Controversy over CT final presentation ceremony
- More 42 metric tons of potatoes exported to Nepal thru Banglabandha port
- Remittance inflows soar in early March with $814mn in 8 days
Tintin, Popeye, Hemingway among US copyrights expiring in 2025
From A Farewell to Arms to the cartoon character Popeye the Sailor, thousands of artistic works will enter the public domain in the United States. US copyright law expires after 95 years for books, films and other works of art, while sound recordings from 1924 will also be copyright-free,...