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Category: Feature

Ailing and failing democracies

March 9, 2014 editorFeature, Femina

“United States now borrows about $4 billion per day, nearly half of that from China”,  — Ian Bremmer has stated in one of his book in 2012.

Femina

Bangladesh looking east to play key regional role

March 9, 2014 editorFeature, Femina

The strategic location of Bangladesh which connects the nations of South and Southeast Asia helps Dhaka to play a pivotal role in regional forums like Bay of Bengal Initiative for Multi-Sectoral and Economic Cooperation (BIMSTEC), ASEAN and the Forum for…

Femina

North Korea: Elections celebrated in rhyme

March 8, 2014 editorFeature, Femina

State media in North Korea is using poetry to encourage people to vote in forthcoming elections, it appears.

Femina

Australia: Lost German tourist ‘ate flies’ to survive

March 8, 2014 editorFeature, Femina

A German tourist who went missing for almost three weeks while walking in Australia’s outback survived by eating flies, police say.

Femina

Dispatches: Leaked call, but where’s the truth in Ukraine?

March 7, 2014 editorFeature, Op-Ed

Rachel Denber The Russian-government-funded television network RT (formerly Russia Today) has reported a “leaked” phone call between EU High Representative for Foreign Affairs Catherine Ashton and Estonian Foreign Minister Urmas Paet that is getting a lot of attention, but all…

Op-Ed

Transition in Myanmar: Regional implications

March 6, 2014 editorFeature, Femina

Are the changes underway in Myanmar revolutionary or evolutionary?

Femina

Speak loudly and carry a small stick

March 6, 2014 editorFeature, Femina

At the beginning of the twentieth century, President Teddy Roosevelt’s foreign policy was, “Speak softly and carry a big stick.

Femina

The Russian invasion of Ukraine

March 4, 2014 editorFeature, Femina

Events in Ukraine are moving fast.

Femina

Feeling betrayed, losing trust; Karzai calls al Qaeda ‘a myth’

March 4, 2014 editorFeature, Femina

In an emotional interview the departing Afghan president tried to explain why he has been such a harsh critic of the 12-year-old US war effort in his country.

Femina

How this woman healed herself with a healthy diet?

March 4, 2014 editorFeature, Femina

The food you choose to eat has drastic effects on your body, and we don’t just mean your waistline.

Femina

California farmers hire dowsers to find water

March 3, 2014 editorFeature, Femina

St. Helena, Calif. — With California in the grips of drought, farmers throughout the state are using a mysterious and some say foolhardy tool for locating underground water: dowsers, or water witches.

Femina

Great Ormond Street doctors aim to grow ears from fat

March 3, 2014 editorFeature, Health

By James Gallagher Doctors at Great Ormond Street Hospital in London are aiming to reconstruct people’s faces with stem cells taken from their fat. The team has grown cartilage in the laboratory and believe it could be used to rebuild…

health

Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway sees record profit

March 2, 2014 editorFeature, Femina

The investment firm run by the US billionaire Warren Buffett has reported a record profit for 2013.

Femina

‘1,000-year old’ Vihara in Munshiganj

March 2, 2014 editorFeature, Heritage

Archaeologists in Bangladesh have unearthed what they believe to be remnants of a thousand-year old Buddhist Vihara (monastery) at Nateswar in Munshiganj’s Tongibarhi. Researchers hope the discovery would help them better understand the student days of famous Buddhist scholar Atish…

Heritage

The Indian headshake decoded

March 1, 2014 editorFeature, Femina

A video decoding Indian headshakes has gone viral, attracting over a million hits in a week.

Femina

Medecines Sans Frontieres’ shock at Myanmar suspension

March 1, 2014 editorFeature, Society

The aid agency Medecins Sans Frontieres has expressed its shock at the order to cease operations in Myanmar. It said it was deeply concerned about the tens of thousands of people it was treating, particularly for HIV/AIDS, malaria and TB.…

Society

UK spies ‘intercepted webcam images of Yahoo users’

February 28, 2014 editorFeature, Femina

British spy agency GCHQ intercepted webcam images from millions of Yahoo users around the world, according to a report in the Guardian.

Femina

Rochdale coma woman Sheila Holt told to ‘find work’

February 28, 2014 editorFeature, Femina

An “unreserved apology” had been issued by the government to the family of a woman who was sent a letter encouraging her to find work even though she has been in a coma for two months.

Femina

The young Muslim entrepreneur who is hungry for success

February 25, 2014 editorFeature, Femina

Shazia Saleem jokes that she started her food company simply because she was hungry.

Femina

Facebook quietly ends email address system

February 25, 2014 editorFeature, Femina

Facebook has quietly shuttered its three-year-old email service that gave users “@facebook.com” email addresses.

Femina

Shortage of anesthetists hits Bhola Sadar Hospital

February 25, 2014 editorFeature, Health

Patients in agonies as surgeries suspended All kinds of surgical operation at Bhola Sadar Hospital have remained suspended over the last seven months for want of anesthetists, much to the sufferings for surgical patients.

health

Egypt’s commitment to press freedom on trial

February 25, 2014 editorFeature, Femina

Three journalists from al-Jazeera’s English news channel go on trial in Egypt on Thursday, in a case which campaigners say is part of a sweeping crackdown on freedom of speech, reports the BBC’s Orla Guerin in Cairo.

Femina

China: General says smog ‘best defence’ against US lasers

February 24, 2014 editorFeature, Femina

A Chinese general says the country’s thick smog is its best defence against US laser weapons, it’s been reported.

Femina

Bobsleigh and beer satirise Ukraine leader

February 22, 2014 editorFeature, Femina

Doctored images of Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovych are being circulated by media organisations in the region, making political points and exhibiting dark humour, as tension and violence has peaked in Ukraine in recent days.

Femina

Obama’s meeting with Dalai Lama irks China

February 22, 2014 editorFeature, Femina

US President Barack Obama has met the exiled Tibetan spiritual leader the Dalai Lama, US officials say.

Femina

Will Ukraine split into two?

February 21, 2014 editorFeature, Femina

It is not for the first time that the dispute about the possibility of Ukraine splitting into two – the West and the East – is emerging.

Femina

Myanmar violence: Buddhist ‘siege mentality’ at work

February 21, 2014 editorFeature, Femina

he root causes for the violence by Burmese Buddhists against Muslims in Myanmar are complex. Contrary to the simplified narratives carried by the international media, a nuanced understanding of the situation is needed to attain a viable solution.

Femina

General Hifter, the CIA and the unfinished Libyan coup

February 21, 2014 editorFeature, Femina

On Friday, Feb 14, 92 prisoners escaped from their prison in the Libyan town of Zliten.

Femina

Has religion become evil?

February 21, 2014 editorFeature, Femina

Hostilities involving religion have significantly increased globally.

Femina

Decks cleared for women voting in KSA civic elections

February 20, 2014 editorFeature, Femina

Preparations have been made for women to participate in the third municipal elections next year.

Femina

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