Bangladesh logged 58 more death and 2,588 infections in the past 24-hour cycle ending on Thursday morning. The daily test positivity rate fell to ... ( read original story ...)
Exempt Bangladesh from Covid list, Momen to UK
Foreign minister AK Abdul Momen has once again urged the UK to remove Bangladesh from the red-listed countries with travel restrictions noting that there has been an improvement in his ... ( read original story ...)
Bangladesh go down 2-3 to Kyrgyzstan U-23 team
Despite taking lead early, Bangladesh finished the Kyrgyzstan tour with losing note as they suffered a 2-3 goal defeat to host Kyrgyzstan U-23 team in the international friendly match held today at ... ( read original story ...)
The Latest: Pakistan, Qatar urge caution over Afghan economy
Pakistan’s foreign minister says the world community should not take steps that risk an economic collapse in Afghanistan ... ( read original story ...)
Ford cuts production in India due to weaker demand, $2 billion loss
Automaker Ford announced on Thursday that it will cut back vehicle production in India after losing $2 billion in investments. ( read original story ...)
Ford will stop making cars in India after losing $2 billion there over 10 years.
American automakers have long struggled to gain a foothold in India, where people tend to buy smaller vehicles. ( read original story ...)
USS Carl Vinson, carrier strike group enter South China Sea
The Carl Vinson Carrier Strike Group this week entered into the disputed South China Sea for the first time during its current deployment, the U.S. Navy said announced. ( read original story ...)
China to sell oil from state reserves in bid to contain prices
China has announced it will sell oil from its state petroleum reserves for the first time, as Beijing steps up efforts to rein in inflationary pressures stemming from commodity ma ... ( read original story ...)
Can China and America be frenemies on climate change?
Washington is seeking Chinese cooperation to further limit carbon emissions, but Beijing is reluctant to comply while their relations are so strained. ( read original story ...)
China’s military is ramping up the frequency of drills testing its ability to seize islands
China has conducted 20 naval exercises involving elements of island capture in the first half of 2021, far exceeding 13 such exercises last year. ( read original story ...)