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Economy

Ocean Acidification Costs Could Reach Trillion Dollar Mark by Mid-Century

Marine ecosystem damage threatens global economy Ocean acidification caused by rising carbon dioxide absorption is on track to impose economic

India and EU Seal Historic Free Trade Agreement Amid Global Tariff Tensions

Major economies forge closer ties as protectionism rises India and the European Union finalized a comprehensive free trade agreement on

Large U.S. Wheat Shipment Arrives at Chattogram Port, Ambassador’s Visit Aims to Strengthen Trade Ties

Chattogram, January 26, 2026—To further strengthen trade cooperation between Bangladesh and the United States, U.S. Ambassador to Bangladesh Brent T.

Trump Threatens 100% Tariffs on Canada Over Expanding Trade With China

U.S. President Donald Trump has warned that Canada could face tariffs of up to 100 percent on its exports to

Bangladesh, Japan Set to Sign Landmark Economic Partnership Agreement

Bangladesh is set to sign the Bangladesh–Japan Economic Partnership Agreement (BJEPA) with Japan, marking a major step toward deepening bilateral

2026’s Electric Revolution: High‑Powered Hybrids and Accessible EVs

High‑performance hybrids and luxury EVs Electric‑vehicle sales are accelerating globally, and 2026 promises to deliver a flood of models that

Musk’s xAI bets billions on Mississippi data centre to compete in AI arms race

Startup pours $20 billion into new facility amid generative AI boom Elon Musk’s artificial intelligence startup xAI is embarking on an

Global Energy Markets Brace for Volatile Winter Demand

Supply tightness meets climate stress Energy markets entered the new year facing renewed volatility as cold weather patterns across parts

Russia’s Pipeline Gas Exports to Europe Plunge

Energy flows shift amid geopolitical change Russia’s pipeline gas exports to Europe plunged by 44 percent in 2025, reaching their lowest

Red Sea Tensions Keep Global Shipping on Edge as 2025 Ends

Maritime risk without resolution As 2025 draws to a close, global shipping companies remain on alert in the Red Sea,