Human rights group opposes moving Rohingya to island camp

    AP: A human rights group urged Bangladesh’s government on Monday to abandon plans to relocate Rohingya Muslim refugees to a small, uninhabited island said to be at severe risk of serious flooding. Human Rights Watch said in a report released in Bangkok, Thailand, that international experts have identified six sites near the existing camp housing…

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      One dead, 8 injured in Gazipur factory blast

      Sayeed Muhammad One worker was killed and her eight colleagues sustained burn injuries after a gas cylinder exploded in a cosmetic factory at Kaliakoir upazila of Gazipur.The deceased is Shefali Akter, 30, wife of Abdul Manna hailing from Polashtoli area in the upazila. However, the injured could not be identified immediately.Sources said the accident took…

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        Venezuela’s Guaido calls for new anti-Maduro protests

        Geo TV: Venezuela´s self-proclaimed president Juan Guaido called Sunday for two new protests, in an effort to push the military to turn against leader Nicolas Maduro and back a European ultimatum demanding free elections within the week. In a video posted on Twitter, the head of the opposition-controlled National Assembly said the first of the…

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          California Marine killed in Iraq

          AP, Temecula The U.S. Department of Defense says a coalition service member killed Saturday by enemy fire in northern Iraq was a Marine from Southern California. Officials say in a press release Sunday that Staff Sgt. Louis F. Cardin, of Temecula, died March 19 from wounds suffered when his unit was hit by rocket fire….

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            Not just a Muslim issue

            Jawed Naqvi, Dawn’s correspondent in Delhi/ Dawn, Pakistan INDIAN actor Naseeruddin Shah was trolled and threatened last week for expressing a reasoned view that religious intolerance and growing mob violence posed a mortal threat to the secular state. Naseer’s is a mixed marriage like several other actors and ordinary folk. Like him, his Hindu wife…

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              Good talks on security with US senators: Poland’s president

                AP, Warsaw Poland’s president said Sunday that he had held very good talks with U.S. senators about the security situation in Central and Eastern Europe, before a NATO summit that Poland will host in July. Andrzej Duda said that the five members of the U.S. Senate’s Intelligence Committee were “not interested in” and didn’t…

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                Salehuddin Ahmed Criticizes All the Major Policies & Conventional Vision of Current ‘Massacred’ Banking System

                Reported by: Jafar Ahmad Written by: Eshan Maitra Former Bangladesh Bank Governor Dr. Salehuddin Ahmed shared his deep concern & insights about current banking sector. In a recent interview with the Amader Orthoneeti.Dr. Salehuddin criticized the current authorities for giving too many opportunities to save ‘massacred’ banking sector. During his time, only 3-term rescheduling was…

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