Fears over Iranian proxies’ Iraq missile factories

    Arab News: Iraqi armed factions backed by Iran have been working for months to develop ballistic missiles and are threatening to use them against American forces in the country, Shiite commanders and Iraqi security officials told Arab News. Improved missile technology being developed by Iranian proxy forces in another country in the Middle East will…

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      Bangladeshis among thousands of foreigners get UAE visa amnesty

      AFP: The United Arab Emirates launched a three-month visa amnesty program, hoping to resolve a Catch-22 for foreign workers who are fined daily for overstaying their permits but prevented from leaving until they pay the penalties. The government isn’t releasing specific numbers, but said it expects “thousands” of people, primarily labourers from countries like Bangladesh,…

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        Cox’s Bazar youths on demo for jobs

        DOT Desk: A group of local young people went on demonstration in front of Cox’s Bazar deputy commissioner’s office seeking administrative initiatives for securing their jobs, reports The New Age. Participants shout ‘want jobs, want rights’ slogans during the demonstration, which was organised by local NGOs. Ukhiya Odikar Bastabayan Parishad convener Safique Azad presided over…

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          Man shot dead in Noakhali

          BSS Miscreants gunned down a man near Kamal Chairman Bridge at Sharifpur under Begumganj upazila of the district on Wednesday night. The victim was identified as Faruq, 27, a motorcycle mechanic and son of Nurul Amin of Bepari Bari village of the upazila.He was admitted into Noakhali General Hospital. A case was filed in this…

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            Saudi Arabia and the West’s right-wing: A dubious alliance

            James M Dorsey/WION Traditionally focussed on ultra-conservative Sunni Muslim Islam, Saudi funding in the era of Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman has been streamlined and finetuned to ensure that it serves his geopolitical ambitions, primarily stymying the expansion of Iranian influence in the Middle East and North Africa and enhancing the kingdom’s global impact. The…

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              TI corruption report ‘unacceptable’ if causes not stated as well: ACC Chairman

              Arafat Hasan of DOT Anti-Corruption Commission Chairman Iqbal Mahmud commented on Transparency International’s latest report on graft, saying that is unacceptable unless the causes of rising corruption in Bangladesh is not addressed, according to a Daily Star report on Tuesday. “I’m yet to receive the report,” said Mahmud, adding, “But it will not be acceptable…

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