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一 |     Dhaka, Oct 20 (UNI) Due to the Russia-Ukraine war, the world economy is in turmoil. This war has a direct impact on the European Union (EU) countries. In spite of such a situation, the garment industry of Bangladesh is giving hopeful news.
In the seven months from January to July this year, Bangladesh's garment exports to EU countries increased by 43.38 per cent. And EU imports from the rest of the world increased by 24.74 per cent. Accordingly, Bangladesh is at the top of all in the growth of garment exports to the EU.
Such information has emerged in the import statistics published by the European statistical agency "Eurostat EU".
According to the statistics, in the first seven months of 2022, Bangladesh's clothing exports to the EU countries were $13.16 billion. Compared to the same period of last year, exports have increased by 43.38 per cent. In the first seven months of last year, Bangladesh exported garments to the EU worth $9.76 billion.
According to Eurostat, EU imports from the world grew by 22.7 percent at this time in 2022 compared to imports up to July 2021. Among them, EU countries' clothing imports from China in the last seven months reached $14.93 billion with a growth of 23.52 per cent.
Turkey is in the next position. The country exported $7 billion worth of goods. Through this, the country is positioned after Bangladesh. Through this amount of exports, the country's growth has increased by 17.32 per cent.
According to data, India has exported $3.17 billion worth of garments to the EU in the first seven months of this year. Through this, the country's growth has increased by 26.78 per cent.
Vietnam's exports to the EU dropped significantly during this period. In the first seven months of this year, the country exported $2.3 billion worth of apparel products. During this period, the country's growth increased by 22.78 per cent.
Other countries with significant growth include Cambodia 41.50 per cent, Indonesia 30.86 per cent, Pakistan 28 per cent, Morocco 16.67 per cent and Sri Lanka 14 per cent.
UNI MAZ SY。    Dark clouds loomed over the release of Balakrishna’s film Akhanda 2 after Madras High Court stalled the film’s release on Wednesday. While the producers of the action entertainer tried their best to bail out the film, their efforts went in vain. As a result, Akhanda 2, which was slated to release on Friday (December 5, 2025), isn’t releasing as scheduled. The production house, 14 Reels Plus, officially confirmed the news on their social media handle. The unfortunate development certainly came in as a big disappointment for the fans who have been waiting with bated breath to see their favourite star (Balakrishna) in action.          With a heavy heart, we regret to inform you that #Akhanda2 will not be releasing as scheduled due to unavoidable circumstances.This is a painful moment for us, and we truly understand the disappointment it brings to every fan and movie lover awaiting the film.We are working…     — 14 Reels Plus (@14ReelsPlus) December 4, 2025               Akhanda 2 release postponed indefinitely     At a time when the buzz about Akhanda 2 reached fever pitch, the release of the Balakrishna-starrer was halted. A statement from the filmmakers read, “With a heavy heart, we regret to inform you that Akhanda 2 will not be released as scheduled due to unavoidable circumstances. This is a painful moment for us, and we truly understand the disappointment it brings to every fan and movie lover awaiting the film.” While tendering apologies and the inconvenience caused in this regard, the filmmakers assured fans that they are working towards resolving the matter and promised to share a positive update soon.     Legal dispute     In 2019, an arbitral tribunal directed 14 Reels Entertainment to pay Eros International Rs 11.23 crore over a financial and rights-related agreement emerged from the film Dookudu. In 2020, The Madras High Court had also dismissed 14 Reels Entertainment’s petition challenging the earlier award. A Division Bench, and subsequently the Supreme Court too dismissed 14 Reels Entertainment’s SLP in 2021. Meanwhile, Eros International too did not appeal against 14 Reels Entertainment for ‘contempt of court’ for four years.In August 2025, Eros learnt that the debtor company (14 Reels Entertainment) is making and releasing a film Akhanda 2 with a new legal entity named 14 Reels Plus LLP. The Applicant moved Madras High Court arguing that the LLP was controlled by family/associates of the same promoters of 14 Reels Entertainment. Eros further alleged that the promoters were attempting to bypass an unpaid arbitral sum and described it as an alter ego. The Court also heard the arguments of the Respondents 14 Reels Entertainment and 14 Reels Plus LLP. After hearing all the arguments, setting a single Judge’s order (of setting Akhanda 2 free from all legal constraints in October 2025) aside, The Division Bench of the Court freshly ordered that Akhanda 2 cannot be released, distributed, streamed unless 14 Reels Entertainment / 14 Reels Plus LLP pays the entire arbitral payment with interest.          Akhanda 2 premieres cancelled     The premieres of Akhanda 2 were scheduled on December 4 at various screens in the Telugu speaking states and also abroad (North America and Europe). But they had to be cancelled at the last minute due to court restraint. Also, the online bookings of the film on various ticketing portals have been kept on hold. Fans have been expressing their disappointment and are hoping that the film will see the light at the earliest.     Also Read: Madras High Court Puts Balakrishna’s Akhanda 2 Release on Hold。

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