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1. Does the Awami League have a future in Bangladesh?

   Sreenivasan Jain speaks with Sajeeb Wazed Joy about whether it sees any political future for itself in Bangladesh.

2. Barcelona avoid blip in Prague to maintain Champions League top eight hope

   Barcelona come from behind to beat Slavia Prague 4-2 to maintain their hopes of a top eight finish in the league phase.

3. Liverpool beat Marseille to climb to fourth in Champions League table

   Liverpool win 3-0 in Marseille, as Mohamed Salah returns to the starting lineup for first time since November.

4. JPMorgan’s Dimon calls credit card interest rate caps a ‘economic disaster’

   JPMorgan CEO Dimon said that Trump's push to cap rates at 10 percent would result in consumers losing access to credit.

5. US judge bars government from reviewing seized Washington Post materials

   The Washington Post has demanded the immediate return of materials seized from reporter Hannah Natanson.

6. Can Israel flatten the UNRWA headquarters with impunity?

   United Nations leads condemnation of Israeli demolition of headquarters of UN agency for Palestinian refugees.

7. US begins transferring ISIL-linked detainees from Syria to Iraq

   The US military said up to 7,000 people will be moved from a detention facility in Hasakah, Syria.

8. Palestinians deny reports Israel halted refugee football pitch demolition

   Aida camp's football pitch faces demolition, despite reports of a delay, leaving the community uncertain.

9. US House panel advances bill to give Congress authority on AI chip exports

   The bill gives Congress more licence to block AI exports to China and other US political adversaries.

10. At least 3,117 people killed during Iran protests, state media reports

    The Martyrs Foundation noted that 2,427 of those killed in the demonstrations were civilians and security forces.