China said yesterday it will impose retaliatory tariffs against about $75 billion worth of US goods, putting as much as an extra 10% on top of existing rates in the dispute between the world’s top two economies.

They were on the front lines and in the negotiating rooms that brought down military rule but Sudan’s women have yet to take their rightful place in the new institutions.

Britain’s interior minister will hold talks with her French counterpart “in the coming days” after dozens of migrants were detained crossing the Channel in four separate incidents on Thursday.

A cheap, once-a-day pill combining aspirin with drugs that lower blood pressure and cholesterol cuts cardiovascular disease as a whole by a third, and heart attacks by more than half, researchers said yesterday.

Veterinarians have successfully harvested eggs from the last two surviving northern white rhinos, taking them one step closer to bringing the species back from the brink of extinction, scientists said in Kenya yesterday.

A former US marine who was arrested in Moscow on espionage charges said yesterday he has been injured by guards in the prison where he is being held awaiting trial.

A teenage boy and a girl were killed after an intercity train hit them at Banasua railway bridge, on the fringe of Cumilla city, yesterday.

Gonoshasthaya Kendra founder Zafrullah Chowdhury and more than 60 others have been sued for their alleged involvement in vandalising and looting a market in Dhaka’s Ashulia.

More than 270 inmates -- including convicted murderers -- who bolted from a prison torched during violent riots in Indonesia’s Papua region have returned to finish their sentences, a corrections official said yesterday.

Two minor girls have allegedly been raped in Bogura and Patuakhali, while three have been arrested in connection with the incidents.

Onion prices have increased by Tk 10-20 per kilogram in both retail and wholesale markets across the country in the last one week because of a “supply shortfall”.

An Indian soldier was killed by Pakistani forces on the Kashmir border, the military said yesterday, as sporadic clashes between stone-throwing protesters and government forces in Srinagar left more than 100 injured.

Production at Karnaphuli Paper Mills has remained suspended since August 6, causing the country’s lone state-owned paper mill a loss of over Tk 5 crore.

Paris, the United Nations and EU called for the protection of the fire-plagued Amazon rainforest as Brazil’s right-wing president accused his French counterpart of having a “colonialist mentality” over the issue.

Israel has carried out at least one strike against a weapons depot in Iraq, The New York Times reported Thursday.

A member of the United People’s Democratic Front (UPDF) was killed in a gunfight with a patrol team of Bangladesh Army in Rangamati’s Baghaichhari upazila yesterday, ISPR said.

The head of a research center at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology has said he will quit in protest after the revelation of financial ties between the institution and disgraced hedge fund manager Jeffrey Epstein.

Facebook’s plan to hire professional journalists instead of relying solely on algorithms to deliver news is a positive step but is unlikely to shake up an embattled media industry, analysts say.

US President Donald Trump has been hit by a wave of criticism for accusing Jewish Democratic voters of “disloyalty,” but his comment also highlighted the unease of some in the community with its traditional party of choice.

Two alleged Rohingya drug peddlers and a murder suspect were killed in two separate gunfights with members of Border Guard Bangladesh and police in Cox’s Bazar and Mymensingh early yesterday.