Indonesia's Economic Growth Slows in Q2 Amid Strong Household and Government Spending

Bangladesh and South Korea have signed a landmark Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (CEPA) that will grant preferential tariff treatment to 97 percent of Bangladeshi goods entering the Korean market.

The proposed Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (CEPA) between Bangladesh and South Korea is set to elevate bilateral relations to a higher level of economic cooperation.

SAARC nations convene to address significant post-harvest fruit losses, emphasizing the need for regional cooperation, innovation, and policy support.

Civil Aviation and Tourism Minister Afroza Khanam announced plans to elevate the tourism sector's GDP contribution to 6-7% by developing Cox's Bazar into a regional hub.

The Bangladeshi government is set to reduce green chili prices through increased imports and reduced import duties.

Nusrat Jahan Sathi's perseverance and dedication have turned her dairy farming venture into a successful business, inspiring women in her community.

Rajshahi Division has become a major producer of freshwater fish in Bangladesh, supplying markets across the country and beyond.

Myanmar is keen to boost economic relations with Bangladesh, focusing on trade, border commerce, and connectivity.

The government is reviewing a draft law to strengthen the capital market and protect investors.

Prime Minister Tarique Rahman emphasized that joint efforts by the government and the business community could bring positive changes to the country’s economy within the next four to five years.

A high-level delegation of 45 executives from 25 leading US companies is scheduled to visit Bangladesh next week to explore investment opportunities and strengthen economic relations.

Advocate Shamsur Rahman Shimul Biswas stresses the need for cooperation between transport workers and owners to make the sector more dynamic.

The Nigerian government is set to increase military salaries by up to 80% to enhance the morale of troops facing widespread insecurity.

A commercial Indian ship was attacked and sank in the Red Sea off Yemen, but all crew members were successfully rescued.

Following a powerful earthquake, Italy's government has allocated 100 million euros to aid the Naples area, where the strongest quake in 40 years caused significant damage.

An 18-month investigation by the Los Angeles County Fire Department concludes that a decommissioned Southern California Edison transmission tower sparked the 2025 Eaton Fire, killing 19 and damaging thousands of homes.

The US Federal Reserve has greenlit Santander's acquisition of Webster Bank, positioning the Spanish financial giant as a top-10 US bank.

Prince Ali Bin Hussein, president of the Jordanian Football Association, has accused FIFA and its president, Gianni Infantino, of attempted blackmail and withholding prize money.

Colombia's peace tribunal has charged 27 ex-guerrillas, including former FARC leaders, with crimes against humanity and sexual violence committed during the country's armed conflict.

Oil prices fell sharply while stocks hit records on hopes of the Strait of Hormuz reopening.

Pressure mounts on FIFA president Gianni Infantino as key allies, including Arsene Wenger and Mattias Grafstrom, distance themselves from his controversial World Cup investment plan.

Multiple US cities hosting World Cup matches claim FIFA promised them $1 million each for legacy funds, but payments have not been made.

SpaceX's revenue jumped 92 percent in the second quarter, driven by AI computing deals and Starlink growth.

Egyptian football star Mohamed Salah is in negotiations with Turkish club Trabzonspor, expected to arrive in Turkey on August 5.

Pakistan's spinners have put the team on the brink of a series-levelling victory against the West Indies on the third day of the second Test in Trinidad.

Drone strikes and blackouts have created a tense summer for residents in Crimea, annexed by Russia in 2014.

The United States has revoked the visa of Brazil's ambassador to Washington, escalating a diplomatic dispute just months before Brazil's presidential election.

At least two people were killed and dozens wounded in fresh Russian strikes on Kyiv and its surrounding region.

US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent explains the reasons behind the joint intervention to support the yen.

An armed man was arrested at President Donald Trump's Los Angeles golf course two days before the president's visit.