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1. What is Bangladesh’s Jamaat-e-Islami party? Could it lead the country next?

   For first time in its chequered history, the party has a real chance of grabbing power as the leader of ruling alliance.

2. Stock markets plunge as Trump ramps up tensions over Greenland

   Wall Street has its worst day since October as Trump doubles down on threats to take Greenland.

3. Barcelona rail crash kills 1 days after deadly train wreck in Spain’s south

   Official says 37 people injured, as Spain observes three days of mourning for 42 killed in earlier train collision.

4. ‘You’ll find out’: Key takeaways from Trump’s one-year anniversary remarks

   At a White House news briefing, Trump expressed optimism about his prospects of claiming Greenland for the US.

5. Russia-Ukraine war: List of key events, day 1,427

   These are the key developments from day 1,427 of Russia’s war on Ukraine.

6. US forces seize a seventh Venezuela-linked oil tanker

   US has moved to assert strict control over production and sale of Venezuelan oil since attacking the country this month.

7. Vinicius defies boos with star turn in Real Madrid’s 6-1 UCL rout of Monaco

   Real Madrid beat Monaco 6-1 in the league phase of the Champions League, as forward Vinicius defies boos from home fans.

8. Jesus brace helps Arsenal down Inter to seal Champions League qualification

   Arsenal win 3-1 at Inter Milan in the league phase of the UEFA Champions League to seal their place in the last 16.

9. Trump made many statements on US economy. Most are untrue

   In address to media on Tuesday, US president made many false claims, including that there was 'no inflation' in the US.

10. Syrian government, SDF agree on a four-day ceasefire

    Kurdish-led SDF accepts truce but reports continued attacks by government-allied forces, despite the agreement.