Bangladesh Wants To Return Rohingyas: Upon 3 Assurance

    Reported by: Nashrat Arshiyana Chowdhury Written by: Eshan Maitra Bangladesh wants to keep a diplomatic relation with Myanmar without getting tangled up into any kind of complex ill-politics. Such thing would only ruin the image of Bangladesh. Therefore, rather than just pushing back the Rohingyas. They want to come up with a suitable & lawfully…

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      Game of Thrones Changes Hooker’s Life.

      “I had no idea how much it would change my life”, says Josephine Gillan about her casting as prostitute Marei in Emmy Award Winning TV show ‘Game of Thrones’. On Sunday, in front of the daily Mail, Josephine described her traumatizing foster life where she was raped and pimped in her adolescence until she sees…

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        Audition round for this year’s contest begins

        Desk report: ‘Miss World’, a world-renowned beauty pageant competition, has introduced many beautiful and talented women from different countries to the world, reports The Independent. With the title ‘Miss World Bangladesh 2018’, the beauty pageant competition began its audition round yesterday on the premises of the Bangladesh Film Development Corporation in the capital. The winner…

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          Palestine 2018: Mission being accomplished

          Fawaz Turki, Journalist, lecturer and author based in Washington/Gulf News Palestinians may be pauperised and starved, but they are gaining support globallyLexicographers are not the drudges we imagine them to be, gofers who merely compile, edit and write dictionaries, but astute monitors of those semantic fashions of expression that define the inward preoccupations of our…

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            Iran has Ways to Circumvent and Survive US Sanctions

            William Lambers, Author and historian /Newsweek, US On August 6, 1945, Hiroshima was hit by the world’s first atomic bomb. Every building within a mile was leveled instantly by the blast, codenamed “Little Boy,” killing seventy thousand people in the Japanese city instantly. Three days later, Nagasaki became the next target and the ground zero…

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              ADHD treatment may be needed by hundreds of thousands more children, experts suggest

              Independent.UK: Hundreds of thousands more schoolchildren should be treated for attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), say leading experts. A major study led by University of Oxford academics suggests ADHD is seriously underdiagnosed and says more children should be given medication such as Ritalin, which it found is highly effective. Concerns have been raised about the…

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                Lung cancer death rate for women may rise to 40% by 2030

                Hindustan Times: Lung cancer mortality rates among women could increase by 43% by 2030, while breast cancer mortality rate is projected to decrease by 9% in the same time frame, says a new study. In an alarming new research study, researchers have stated that lung cancer mortality rates among women could increase by 43% by…

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                  Huawei stores our information on phone, not on servers: Facebook

                  Sabah Mannan: Recently hit by a data breach scandal, Mark Zuckerberg-led Facebook said it signed data-sharing deals with dozens of phone and tablet makers over the years. Francisco Varela; leader of Facebook mobile partnerships remarked “Facebook along with many other US tech companies have worked with them and other Chinese manufacturers to integrate their services…

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