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German exports plunge but factory output up

German exports unexpectedly registered a sharp drop in June but industrial production rose, official data showed Wednesday, as Europe’s biggest economy struggles to emerge from a weak period...

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From word to deeds

THE recognition of Palestine by Ireland, Norway, Slovenia and Spain shows how European diplomacy can go from words to deeds. Coupled with concrete steps to affect domestic change on both the Israeli and Palestinian sides, this could help mobilise international diplomacy behind the EU’s longstanding foreign policy goal of securing...

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Warnings rise about AI models

When academic Jathan Sadowski reached for an analogy last year to describe how AI programmes decay, he landed on the term ‘Habsburg AI’...

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UCB Investment gets Euromoney recognition

UCB Investment Limited has been awarded Euromoney Awards for Excellence 2024 as the ‘Best Investment Bank in Bangladesh’ recently, said a press release...

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EU suspends negotiation talks with Bangladesh after deadly protests

The European Union on Wednesday said that it postponed negotiation talks with Bangladesh on a new cooperation agreement amid  widespread criticism at home and abroad over killings of more than 200 people during student protests for government job quota reform...

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E-commerce businesses seek govt support for recovery

Amid the ongoing crisis, entrepreneurs in the e-commerce sector have sought government assistance to recover from the extensive damage caused by the disruption of internet services and other issues...

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Eurozone economy grows more than expected in Q2

The eurozone economy grew faster than expected in the second quarter despite Germany’s poor performance, official data showed Tuesday, easing fears over the region’s recovery...

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14 foreign missions in Dhaka seek sustainable solution to current unrest

Though a number of countries expressed their concern over the recent violence in Bangladesh, 14 foreign missions stationed in Dhaka have jointly written to foreign minister Hasan Mahmud seeking a sustainable solution to the issue to ensure a lasting peace in the country...

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Europe’s path to war and self-destruction

BRUSSELS is working hard to boycott Hungarian prime minister Viktor Orbán’s EU Council Presidency. The background: Orbán’s trips to Kiev, Moscow and Beijing, which were aimed at negotiating a ceasefire agreement, are infuriating EU leaders and the governments in Berlin, Paris and other capitals...

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German investor morale records first drop in a year

German investor confidence fell for the first time in a year in July, a key survey said on July 16, as the prospects for Europe’s largest economy seemed to darken once again...

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Immediate benefits, long-term risks

IN THE past decade, the youth from economically marginal class in Bangladesh are increasingly seeking employment opportunities in foreign countries, predominantly in the Middle East, Europe, and America. This phenomenon, driven by the allure of quick financial solvency, is becoming a defining characteristic of our labour market...

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EU chief wants single train system

The EU should make train travel easier by creating a ‘single booking system’ across the 27-country bloc, EU chief Ursula von der Leyen proposed on...

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EU chief von der Leyen wins second term

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen on Thursday won a second five-year term that she promised would see the EU bolstering its defence capability, strengthening its...

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Spain celebrates Euro heroes

Thousands of people in Madrid welcomed Spain’s squad home on Monday after they beat England to win Euro 2024.

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