Pakistan’s invisible forces tighten grip on power

    Imad Zafar/ Asia Times After fracturing Nawaz Sharif‘s mandate and injuring him politically, the invisible forces are now busy tightening the noose on the chairman of the Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP), Asif Ali Zardari, and his aides. Because of the way things were designed, it was not difficult to understand that sooner or later the…

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      Japan’s Kansai airport to reopen partially after typhoon damage

      Channelnewsasia: Japan’s Kansai airport will reopen partially on Friday, the government said Thursday (Sep 6), after a massive typhoon flooded parts of the transport hub and swept a tanker onto the only bridge connecting it to the mainland. The collision left the airport, which is on an artificial island, temporarily cut off, stranding thousands of…

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        Switzerland for continued partnership with Bangladesh

        UNB: Switzerland has said it looks forward to its continued partnership with Bangladesh and hoped that Bangladesh will support the people’s will to move towards democracy in full respect of human rights and fundamental freedoms. “Switzerland trusts that the new government of Bangladesh will uphold the democratic values it was elected upon and that it…

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          BNP complaints to the EC go unheard

          Mosharrof Bablu Today was the last day to apply for the 2nd stage of the chairman election process. A predicament has arisen with the fact that no BNP applicants have been found in 19 zones of the first stage and 33 zones of the 2nd stage. It is believed that they have fled their stations…

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            Jessore motor mechanic archives glory with various inventions

            UNB Mizanur Rahman Mizan, locally known as a motor mechanic, has turned out to be a very inspiring man as he achieved the national acclaim through inventions of new devices and machines. Mizan, who has actually no institutional education, has invented 10 devices, including automatic fire extinguisher, anti-pollution machine and automatic irrigation machine. He has…

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              Yaba traders gather in Cox’s Bazar to surrender

              DOT Desk: Home Minister Asaduzzaman Khan Kamal said yaba traders are ready to surrender to the authorities in Cox’s Bazar at the end of January, reports The Daily Observer. He made the comment to bdnews24.com amid reports that listed smugglers of the illegal drug were assembling in the district amidst an ongoing anti-drug raid. “I…

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                Road mayhem kills 12, injures 35 in 8 districts

                DOT Desk: In Naogaon, a motorcyclist was killed after a head-on collision with a pickup van at Nij Mohanogor on the Deluabari-Choubaria road in Manda upazila. At least 12 people were killed and 35 others injured in a spate of collisions and accidents across eight districts on Thursday, reports Dhaka Tribune. In Naogaon, a motorcyclist…

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                  Facebook Privacy: What a Mess

                  Marilyn Thipthorpe Facebook privacy is a source of everlasting fear to many. Your profile does come with some extensive settings but most are limited. Facebook says that if you don’t want someone to see what you’re sharing- hey don’t share it! Or you could select the audience you share your posts with. It’s about being…

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