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“India has not been a good trading partner, because they do a lot of business with us, but we don’t do business with them,” the U.S. President says
Former Porto captain Jorge Costa dies aged 53 after having a cardiac arrest at the club's training centre, the Portuguese side confirms.
Yunus' announcement comes as the nation marked the first anniversary of the July uprising which toppled the Sheikh Hasina government.
Interim Chief Adviser Muhammad Yunus announced Bangladesh's general elections will be held in February 2026, following consultations with political parties. The announcement coincided with the release of the "July Declaration," outlinin ...more
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BBC Sport looks at a new legal case described as a 'seismic confrontation' between football players and Fifa
Muhammad Yunus announced the election timeframe during his address to the nation to mark the first anniversary of the uprising that ousted former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina. Earlier today, the Bangladesh interim government unveiled formally the "July declaration", an official declaration of the July Mass Uprising of 2024 in Bangladesh.
Bangladesh's interim leader Muhammad Yunus announced parliamentary elections for February 2025.
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Former FC Porto captain Jorge Costa died aged 53 on Tuesday after suffering a cardiac arrest
Muhammad Yunus had earlier said elections would be held in April, but key political parties have been demanding he hold them earlier
The Republican-controlled committee also issued subpoenas for depositions with former President Bill Clinton, former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and eight former top law enforcement officials
Nikki Haley criticized Donald Trump's tariff threat on Indian goods, warning it could harm the US-India partnership.
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