- First batch of Bangladeshi patients leave for China for treatment
- Travel ban imposed on ex-RU VC Abdus Sobhan
- Dr. Anisuzzaman Chowdhury appointed special assistant to Chief Advisor
- UK supports fair, inclusive election in Bangladesh: Sarah Cooke
- Japan, UNDP ink deal to improve waste management in Cox’s Bazar
- What to know ahead of the talks between US and Ukraine in Saudi
- Hundreds of flights cancelled as workers strikes hit German airports
- Hezbollah chief vows to continue to stand with Palestine
- 70,000 inmates in prisons across the country: IG Prisons
- BB warns against investing in MLM schemes
- US increases dominance as world's biggest arms exporter: SIPRI
- Magura rape survivor able to open eyes: CA’s deputy press secretary
- Travel ban imposed on Salman F Rahman, family
- DMP roundups 235 persons by operating 667 patrols
- 42,000 Bangladeshi expats seek voter registration abroad
- Global art market slumps as Chinese auction sales plummet: data
- Netanyahu cares only about his political survival: Captive’s father
- ICT gets complaint over enforced disappearance of Chowdhury Alam
- 40,000 Palestinians uprooted by Israel’s West Bank raids: UN
- US President Donald Trump 'unpredictable': Greenland PM
China moves closer to flying car mass production
China is moving closer to making flying cars a reality, with electric vehicle maker Xpeng aiming to begin mass production in 2026. This initiative aligns with the countrys push to expand its low-altitude economy, which includes passenger drones, air taxis, and unmanned deliveries, reports ST....
AI-powered cardiologist at Shanghai hospital
Chinas first AI-powered cardiologist is easing pressure on doctors at a busy Shanghai hospital, where demand for cardiac care is growing, reads a SCMP report. Developed by the Fudan University-affiliated Zhongshan Hospital and the Shanghai Academy of Artificial Intelligence for Science, the...
AI expanding role in Japan’s fashion industry
Generative artificial intelligence is reshaping Japans fashion industry, influencing runway designs and mass-market production. Yet, the absence of national or industry guidelines raises concerns about counterfeiting and design theft. At the Tokyo Collections in September 2024, Japanese brand...
State-subsidized loans at 3% interest for Nepalese startups launching in March 2025
Nepalese startups will soon benefit from subsidized loans, with disbursement beginning in March 2025 under the Startup Enterprise Credit Operation Work Procedure. Eligible startups can borrow up to $18,800 (equivalent to Rs2.5 million) at an annual interest rate of 3%, aiming to boost innovation...