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- CA asks police to launch online case filing for easier access
- Car bomb blast in northern Syria leaves at least 15 dead
- Sheikh Hasina desperate to regain her barbaric rule: Rizvi
- ‘Jamaat pledges to honour student sacrifices’
- U.S. air disaster: Remains of 55 of 67 victims have been recovered
- People don’t want Awami League’s return: Asif Mahmud
- Japan to provide 835m Japanese Yen to Bangladesh; agreement signed
- China reiterates warning of retaliation over US tariffs
- South Korea appeals court upholds Samsung chief's fraud acquittal
- Israel raids more areas across West Bank
- Dutch envoy visiting Bangladesh to strengthen youth engagement
- China’s DeepSeek gives Europe’s tech firms a way to catch up in global AI arms race
- AI could have predicted May 2024 solar storms: Study
- Syria car bomb explosion kills at least 15
- Home ministry forms task force to tackle illegal foreigners
- Netanyahu travels to US to discuss Gaza ceasefire
- BDP gets EC registration, joins Bangladesh’s political arena
- UK Human Rights Ambassador Eleanor Sanders arrives in Dhaka
- Cervical cancer: Signs one shouldn’t ignore
- Japan and Bangladesh ink $5M air pollution project in Dhaka, Chattogram
Asia’s automakers lead decline amid Trump tariffs impact
Shares of Japanese and South Korean automakers, along with their suppliers, plunged on Monday as the region faced a heavy blow from the U.S. President Donald Trumps newly imposed tariffs on Mexico, Canada, and China, reports Reuters. Despite being anticipated, Trumps tariffs rattled major global...