Rome will appoint bishops in China: Pope Francis

    Abrar Hussain: Pope Fra-ncis exclaimed yesterday that he and not China will have the final say in the appointment of bishops after the Vatican and China struck a historic deal last week ending decades of conflict. “I think of the endurance of the Catholics who suffered. It is true that they will suffer. There is…

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      Japanese Youth Voting PSA

      Nusrat Jahan Progga While we congratulate our friends for turning legal on their 18th birthday, the Japanese kids have to wait another 2 long years before they earn the right to vote. And how do they celebrate their special 20th birthday?With debauchery of course! 20 used to be the age when the Japanese kids stepped…

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        Photo show on Rohingyas from today

        UNB: A two-day photo exhibition on Rohingya crisis will begin in the city today (Tuesday). The exhibition titled ‘Rohingya Crisis: 1 Year on’ will be presented by the government of Bangladesh, the Inter Sector Coordination Group and the United Nations. It will remain open at Bay’s Edgewater Gallery in Gulshan from 10 am to 8…

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          Trading on bourses resumes today

          Desk Report: Trading and official activities on the bourses will resume today (August 26) after three-day Eid holidays and Friday-Saturday weekends, officials said, reports Financial Express. The trading on the Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE) and Chittagong Stock Exchange (CSE) will begin at 10:30am and continue till 2:30pm while the offices will begin at 9:30am and continue…

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            Trump’s Russia inquiry ‘started by Australian tip-off’

            Abrar Hussain The investigation into possible connections between Russia and Donald Trump’s presidential campaign began after a tip-off from Australia, the New York Times reports.Trump adviser George Papadopoulos allegedly told Australia’s top UK diplomat that Moscow had incriminating information on Hillary Clinton.The New York Times alleges the revelation came “during a night of heavy drinking”…

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              Boro farming starts in Sylhet

              DOT Desk Boro paddy cultivation has started in all the four districts of Sylhet division as farmers began transplanting seedlings in the main cropland from seedbeds, reports The Financial Express. An official at the DAE Sylhet divisional office informed this correspondent on Thursday that already 54,256 hectares of land in four districts have been brought…

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