Senegal, Japan draw in thriller

The 2-2 tie leaves Group H wide open

• England march into last 16

• Germany claws its way back

• FIFA investigates Xhaka, Shaqiri

• Mexico fans cheer Osorio

• A Saudi woman rejoices as driving ban ends

• Erdogan leads in Turkish polls

• US reunites 522 separated immigrant children

• Thousands march to call for new Brexit vote

• Ex-Vatican diplomat jailed for child porn

• Coming tariff raises paddy price

• Muhith draws more flak over scams

• Tk 46.36bn e-passport project cleared

• Cut lending rates: NBR to banks

• First Abdullahpur flyover T-girder erected

• How Amazon is winning the online retail game again

• Netflix fires communications head over slur

• Trump threatens steep auto tariff

• India fast-tracks environmental approval

• Intel CEO quits over relationship with employee

• Gazipur election atmosphere unfair: BNP

• Jul 2 set for Khaleda bail decision

• Reach out to people: Hasina asks AL leaders

• "BNP using ‘Prothom Bangladesh’ without permission"

• Don’t discredit party: Hasina

• Mars had ingredients needed for life: NASA

• DNA hunt for Loch Ness monster planned

• China to explore dark side of moon

• Rocket primed for future crewed missions

• SpaceX set to launch new rocket

• US court restricts police use of phone data

• Facebook shares data with Huawei, Lenovo

• Xiaomi woos fans at glitzy launch

• Improved bdnews24.com app launched

• 3 groups targeted for e-services

• Budget safeguarding death trade: Anti-tobacco groups

• 10,000 enthusiasts in Dhaka Yoga Day celebration

• Thousands to gather for yoga at BNS

• WHO classifies gaming addiction as mental disorder

• Experts raise NASH alarm

• Thaw of Antarctic ice lifts up land

• Ban plastic bags: UN

• ‘World must limit global warming’

• India closes copper plant after bloody protest

• Tourism emits 8% of greenhouse gases

• Car, motorcycle among Yoga Day gifts

• US celebrity chef Bourdain dies

• India presents Nawabi culture in Dhaka Iftar

• Buffett lunch priced at $3,300,100

• No recorded music at Delhi pubs