HRW: Iraqis forcibly disappeared in ISIL crackdown

    Al Jazeera Dozens of Iraqi men and boys have been forcibly disappeared by Iraqi security forces since 2014, according to Human Rights Watch (HRW). In a report published on Thursday, the rights group said 74 mostly Sunni Arab men and four boys had been disappeared between April 2014 and October 2017, often in the context…

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      Gigi Hadid slammed a tweeter’s tweet

      Tarannum Sattar A twitter user recently twweted Gigi criticizing her walk and taunting her about her alleged beau Zayn Mallik. An user wrote while posting a balck and ehite picture of Zayn mallik on twitter saying, “I mean…, practise how to walk properly instead of having a new bf every 2 weeks.” Hadid caught wind…

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        KL yet to inform Dhaka about recruitment halt: Secretary

        UNB, Dhaka Acting secretary at the Ministry of Expatriates’ Welfare and Overseas Employment Begum Shamsun Nahar on Sunday said the Malaysian government has not yet officially informed the Bangladeshi government about its suspension order on recruiting foreign workers, including Bangladesh. While speaking to reporters at the ministry, Shamsun Nahar also said Malaysia even did not…

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          BB for strengthening water and energy efficiency investment

          BSS Deputy Governor of Bangladesh Bank (BB) SK Sur Chowdhury today laid emphasis on strengthening water and energy efficiency investment for achieving sustainable development. “Mechanisms to capture the opportunities for water and energy efficiency investments need to be created or strengthened,” he said while addressing a workshop on “Water and Energy Efficiency Financing” as the…

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            Why Macron’s ‘third way’ is EU’s best option

            John Lloyd, Co-founded the Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism at the University of Oxford/Reuters The largest question in democratic politics in Europe is: who’s in charge? The issue was illuminated in the latest standoff in the European Parliament, where the body voted on Wednesday to sanction Hungary for its illiberal policies. And in…

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              Hasina for far-reaching plan for development

              Sayeed Muhammad: Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has laid emphasis on undertaking a far-reaching plan for improving the life and livelihood of the people. “Bangladesh is a deltaic region where population density is much more. So, we need a far-reaching plan for further improving the life and livelihood of the people,” she said yesterday, reports BSS….

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                The Amazing Neuroscience Of Drummers

                  Marilyn Thipthorpe I read in an article somewhere that drummers feel like the most unappreciated musicians in the world. I don’t know about that but I surely know some bands that would be nothing without their drummers. Common could you possibly have imagined Dream Theatre without Portnoy or even Blink-182 without Travis Barker? Yea…

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                  Stocks hold onto early gains at midday

                  Desk Report: Stocks on the country’s both bourses stayed in the positive trend at midday on Monday as investors remained active on sector specific stocks, reports Financial Express. Following the previous day’s marginal correction, the Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE) and the Chittagong Stock Exchange (CSE) opened higher amid rising trading activities. Within first 15 minutes…

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