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With polls ahead, TV channels cast Putin as nation’s saviour

January 21, 2018January 21, 2018 editorPolitics

Long presented as the bare-chested, macho leader who defends Russia against the West, President Vladimir Putin now has a rather more mystical image in state media. With elections looming in March, leading state-controlled TV channels are roping in religion to…

Election, Putin

Rohingya crisis growing, more aid needed: World Bank

January 20, 2018 editorDevelopment, Finance

The Rohingya refugee crisis is growing quickly and support is needed to help cope with the influx, the World Bank said. World Bank South Asia Region Vice President Annette Dixon praised the Bangladesh government for sheltering and caring for the…

US govt approaching federal shutdown

January 20, 2018January 20, 2018 editorBudget, Economy, Politics

The US government is approaching a federal shutdown after the Senate failed to agree on a new budget. It was unclear which way the vote would go as the midnight deadline approached, with Republicans and Democrats split on key issues.…

Shutdown, Trump

New Zealand PM reveals she is pregnant

January 20, 2018 editorFemina, News, Politics

New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has announced that she is pregnant. Ms Ardern said she and her partner, Clarke Gayford, were expecting their child in June, after which she planned to take a six-week break.

New Zealand PM Jacinda Ardern reveals she is pregnant

‘Angelina Jolie gene’ testing for all?

January 18, 2018 editorCelebrity, Health

Testing all women for the “Angelina Jolie gene”, even if not considered at risk, would prevent cancers, save lives and is cost effective, say doctors. The Hollywood actress had her breasts, ovaries and fallopian tubes removed due to the high…

cancer, Jolie

UK pledges extra £44m for Channel border security

January 18, 2018 editorPolitics

An extra £44.5m is to be spent beefing up Channel border security, the UK government is to say later. It will be spent on fencing, CCTV and infrared detection technology in Calais and other border points. It comes as French…

Macron, May

Islami Bank provides freezer van to Officers’ Club

January 18, 2018 editorBanking, News

Dhaka, 17 Jan – Islami Bank Bangladesh Limited has provided a Freezer Van to Officers’ Club, Dhaka for supplying of healthy foods under bank’s CSR activities.

Solo photo show on Tea Tales begin at AF, Dhaka Friday

January 17, 2018 editorArt & culture, Forestry, Manpower, Think green

An 8-day solo photography exhibition titled “Cha Chakra: Tea Tales of Bangladesh” by Faiham Ebna Sharif will be inaugurated  at La Galerie of Alliance Française, Dhaka on Friday, 19 January at 4.30 pm.

Solo photo show on Tea Tales begin at AF - Dhaka on Friday

Hong Kong to host Ocean Summit

January 17, 2018 editorDevelopment, Environment

A range of speakers will showcase innovative solutions to the global crisis of plastics in our oceans at a landmark Ocean Summit in Hong Kong later this month. As part of the territory’s first ever involvement with the Volvo Ocean…

Hong Kong, trash

Nestle sells Crunch, other US brands to Ferrero for $2.8b

January 17, 2018January 17, 2018 editorBusiness, Industry, Stocks

Nestle is selling its US sweets and chocolate business to Ferrero Group for 2.7bn Swiss Francs ($2.8bn; £2bn). The Swiss food giant said it was offloading brands such as Crunch, Nerds, Runts and Butterfinger to focus on other products. Italy’s…

Chocolate, Nestle

BB Reserve heist report submission deferred

January 17, 2018 editorBanking, Courts law

Dhaka, 16 Jam – The Chief Metropolitan Magistrate (CMM) Court of Dhaka yesterday deferred the date for submission of the investigation report in the case filed over the theft of Bangladesh Bank’s reserve to February 28.

BB Reserve heist report submission deferred

Riyadh seeks extradition of corruption suspects

January 14, 2018 editorCrime

Saudi Arabia’s public prosecutor has said he will pursue extradition for corruption suspects living abroad as part of a two-month-old crackdown that has already netted princes and tycoons. Evidence is being collected against “fugitives” in order to issue indictments against…

extradition, Riyadh

Chelsea Manning to run for US senate

January 14, 2018January 14, 2018 editorMilitary, Politics

Chelsea Manning, the former US intelligence analyst who was jailed for leaking classified documents, is seeking the Democratic Party nomination to run for the US senate in Maryland. In 2013 Manning was sentenced to 35 years after being found guilty…

chelsea, Manning

UKIP suspends leader’s girlfriend after Meghan Markle texts

January 14, 2018 editorCelebrity, Politics

UKIP has suspended the girlfriend of party leader Henry Bolton after she apparently made racist remarks about Prince Harry’s fiancee Meghan Markle. The Mail on Sunday has published a series of messages sent by Jo Marney. In them, the 25-year-old…

girlfriend, UKIP

Israel lobby is slowly being dragged into the light

January 14, 2018 editorColumns, Conflicts, Military, Op-Ed

By Jonathan Cook Nazareth: The scandal surrounding Priti Patel, who was forced to resign as Britain’s international aid minister last week after secret meetings with Israeli officials during a “family holiday”, offers a small, opaque window on the UK’s powerful…

Saudi Arabia makes history: Women at football stadium

January 13, 2018 editorFemina, Int’l relations, Lead News

Saudi Arabia has for the first time allowed women to spectate at a football match, part of an easing of strict rules on gender separation by the ultra-conservative Muslim country.

Weeklong Drama Festival begins in Rajshahi

January 13, 2018 editorArt & culture, Districts, Society

Rajshahi, 12 Jan – A Week-long Child-Youth Drama Festival-2018 has begun in Rajshahi. Reputed Short-story writer of Bangladesh Professor Dr. Hasan Azizul Haque inaugurated the programme at the Barendra Child Theatre of the city on Thursday night.

Weeklong Drama Festival begins in Rajshahi

3 suspected forest robbers killed in Sundarbans ‘gunfight’

January 11, 2018 editorCrime, Death, Districts, Last update, Perspectives, Police

Bagerhat, Jan 11 – Three suspected forest robbers were killed in a ‘gunfight’ with members of Rapid Action Battalion (Rab) in Sukhpara Char area under Swarankhola range of the Sundarbans on Thursday morning. Identities of the deceased could not be…

3 suspected forest robbers killed in Sundarbans ‘gunfight’

Rapid and rights-based responses to migrants, refugees urged

January 11, 2018 editorHuman rights, Int’l relations, Migration, Op-Ed, Think green

UN ESCAP Regional Consultation Global Compact for Safe, Orderly and Regular Migration 6-8 November 2017 – Statement of Asia and the Pacific The result of the process that civil society in Asia has drawn out after a series of consultations…

Rapid and rights-based responses to migrants-refugees urged

Dhaka for new beginning with Yangon thru’ Rohingya deal

January 11, 2018January 11, 2018 editorConflicts, Diplomacy, Last update, Press Release

Dhaka, Jan 10 – Foreign Minister AH Mahmood Ali on Wednesday said the issue of Rohingya influx with Myanmar remained as an irritant in bilateral relations between the two countries and hoped there will be a new beginning with Myanmar…

Dhaka for new beginning with Yangon

Powers joins Etihad this month as CFO

January 10, 2018 editorTransportation

Etihad Airways has hired former JetBlue executive Mark Powers as group chief financial officer, the Abu Dhabi-based carrier said on Tuesday. Long-serving Group CFO James Rigney left the troubled airline along with CEO James Hogan in July. Powers will join…

Etihad, Powers

Clean energy sources manage to cut electricity bill in Chile

January 10, 2018 editorEconomy, Lead 2, Renewable, Think green

By Orlando Milesi Santiago, Jan 9 (IPS) – A 75 percent drop in electricity rates, thanks to a quadrupled clean generation capacity, is one of the legacies to be left in Chile by the administration of Michelle Bachelet, who steps…

Mediterranean migrant arrivals 1072, deaths 81 in first week

January 10, 2018 editorDeath, Lead News, Manpower, Migration

By International Organization for Migration Geneva, Jan 9 (IOM) – IOM, the UN Migration Agency, reports that 1,072 migrants and refugees entered Europe by sea during the first week of 2018, with around 450 each landing in Italy and Greece…

Tourism should be regulated, before it is too late…

January 10, 2018 editorColumns, Governance, Lifestyle, Pollution, Tourism

By Roberto Savio Rome, Jan 8 (IPS) – This year, we will have 3 million tourists each day wandering the world. This massive phenomenon is without precedent in human history and is happening (as usual), with only one consideration in…

’28 children killed, 49 raped monthly in Bangladesh’

January 10, 2018 editorCrime, Femina, Human rights, News, Op-Ed

As many as 28 children are murdered and 49 raped in Bangladesh every month, according to a report by Bangladesh Shishu Adhikar Forum (BSAF), a network of non-government organisations.

'28 children killed - 49 raped monthly in Bangladesh'

Trump gives 200,000 Salvadoreans deadline to leave US

January 10, 2018 editorHuman rights, Int’l relations, News, Op-Ed, Perspectives, Politics

Donald Trump’s administration has decided to cancel permits that allow nearly 200,000 people from El Salvador to live and work in the US. They were granted Temporary Protected Status (TPS) after earthquakes rocked the Central American country in 2001.

Trump gives 200000 Salvadoreans deadline to leave US

Socialist Student Front female activist forced out of BAU hall

January 10, 2018 editorCampus, Last update, Politics

Mymensingh, 09 Jan – Activists of Bangladesh Chhatra League (BCL), student organization of ruling party Awami League activists forced an activist of Socialist Students’ Front (SSF) allegedly at midnight out of residential hall at Bangladesh Agricultural University (BAU).

Socialist female student activist forced out of BAU hall

UAE to distribute 70pc of VAT revenue to local governments

January 8, 2018 editorBudget, Development

The UAE is set to distribute 70 per cent of value added tax revenues to local governments, the country’s prime minister has announced. Sheikh Mohammed Bin Rashid Al Maktoum, who is also the vice president of the UAE and ruler…

local governments, VAT

Dubai’s RTA introduces second-hand car condition certificate

January 8, 2018 editorTransportation

Dubai’s Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) has announced plans to improve the regulation of the country’s second-hand car market by introducing a condition certificate. The certificate will provide “important and historical” information about vehicles with the intention of preventing fraud…

car, second-hand

Enough coins in circulation, says UAE central bank

January 8, 2018 editorBanking

The UAE’s Central Bank has said the country has sufficient small coins in circulation following concerns consumers were being overcharged for some products following the introduction of value added tax. Last week, the Department of Economic Development – Abu Dhabi…

central bank, coins, UAE

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