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Category: Int’l relations

Plastic waste pact approved with US among few holdouts

May 11, 2019May 11, 2019 Lutfun NaharInt’l relations, Last update, Pollution, Treaties

Geneva, May 11 (AP/UNB)  — Almost every country in the world has agreed on a legally binding framework for reducing polluting plastic waste, with the United States a notable exception, United Nations environmental officials said Friday. An agreement on tracking…

among, few holdouts, pact approved, Plastic waste, with US

An urgent need to advance peace

May 11, 2019May 11, 2019 Lutfun NaharColumns, Conflicts, Human rights

STOCKHOLM, May 10 2019 (IPS) – Let us be blunt: the world is in crisis. Peace, human rights, our planetary ecosystem, and our systems of conflict management and global governance are under enormous strain. Global military expenditures reached 1.8 trillion in 2018,…

advance, An urgent, need to, Peace

Rise of right-wing nationalism hurts human rights worldwide

May 11, 2019May 11, 2019 Lutfun NaharHuman rights, Op-Ed, Politics

UNITED NATIONS, May 10 2019 (IPS) – The rise of right-wing nationalism and the proliferation of authoritarian governments have undermined human rights in several countries in Europe, Asia, Africa, the Middle East and Latin America. As a result, some of the…

Human rights, hurts, nationalism, of right-wing, Rise, Worldwide

900 child soldiers taken away from Nigeria vigilante group

May 11, 2019May 11, 2019 editorConflicts, Femina, Int’l relations, News

Maiduguri, May 10 (AP/UNB) — Authorities say nearly 900 children who were enlisted in a civilian defense militia in northeastern Nigeria have been officially separated from the group in accordance with a U.N. accord. The children had been part of…

900, child soldiers, Conflicts, from Nigeria, taken away, vigilante group

US moving Patriot missile battery to Mideast to counter Iran

May 11, 2019May 11, 2019 editorConflicts, Diplomacy, Last update, Military

Washington, May 11 (AP/UNB) — The U.S. will move a Patriot missile battery into the Middle East to counter threats from Iran, the Pentagon said Friday, reflecting ongoing concerns that Tehran may be planning to attack America forces or interests…

Conflicts, moving, Patriot missile battery, to counter, to Mideast, US
Justice done

Decisive victory for the persecuted Christians in India

May 11, 2019May 11, 2019 editorCourts law, Int’l relations, Society, Words of faith

In 2016, Pastor Balu, his wife, his son, and members of his congregation were violently attacked, later detained by the police and falsely accused of forcing conversions to Christianity. It brings me great joy to announce that, after a long…

Christians, Decisive, for the persecuted, in India, victory, Words of faith

BD minorities say attacks on them went up following election

May 10, 2019May 10, 2019 editorConflicts, Human rights, News, Words of faith

Dhaka, May 10 — Bangladesh Hindu-Buddhist-Christian Oikya Parishad (BHBCOP) on Friday expressed deep concern over the increased violence and oppression of minorities in the last four months after the national election. The BHBCOP, a non-profit aiming to protect rights of…

after, Attacks, Bangladesh, Election, increased, minorities, on them, say

Myanmar asked to give humanitarian access to conflict zones

May 10, 2019May 10, 2019 Lutfun NaharConflicts, Human rights, Int’l relations, Lead 1

Dhaka, May 10 (UNB) – The UN human rights body has called on the government of Myanmar to immediately grant humanitarian access to all conflict zones, including northern Rakhine State where restrictions on humanitarian access is exacerbating the suffering of…

asked to give, humanitarian access, myanmar, to conflict zones

30 UN entities seek more action to deal with climate change

May 10, 2019May 10, 2019 Lutfun NaharClimate, Int’l relations, Mittigation

Dhaka, May 10 (UNB) – The leaders of more than 30 UN agencies and entities have issued a formal joint appeal for governments everywhere to “step up ambition and take concrete actions” to limit global temperature rise to 1.5°C above…

30 UN entities, Climate change, seek more action, to deal with

From sanctioning Iran to war?

May 10, 2019May 10, 2019 Lutfun NaharColumns, Conflicts, Int’l relations

DENVER, May 8 2019 (IPS) – With the recent military moves announced uncharacteristically by the White House first, the world is witnessing with grim fascination what could turn out to be the early moves towards a war against Iran. How plausible…

From sanctioning, Iran, to war?

As fathers die, Kashmir’s children become breadwinners

May 10, 2019May 10, 2019 Lutfun NaharEconomy, Human rights, Sustainability

SRINAGAR, India-administered Jammu and Kashmir, May 9 2019 (IPS) – Mubeen Ahmad was nine years old when his mother sold him into service to a mechanic for the petty sum of few thousand Indian rupees. His mother had found it hard to support…

As fathers die, become breadwinners, Kashmir’s children

Pyongyang launches two projectiles from NE province: Seoul

May 9, 2019May 9, 2019 editorConflicts, Int’l relations, Lead 1, Military

The launch took place at 1630 KST from DPRK’s North Pyongan Province: JCS Oliver Hotham North Korea on Thursday afternoon test-fired at least one projectile, South Korea’s Joint Chiefs of Staff (JCS) announced, the country’s second such test in less…

Conflicts, from NE province, launches, Military, Pyongyang, Seoul, two projectiles

Singapore reportedly criminalizes publication of fake news

May 9, 2019May 9, 2019 Lutfun NaharGovernance, Int’l relations, Media

Singapore, May 9 (AP/UNB) — Singapore reportedly has passed a law criminalizing publication of fake news and allowing the government to block and order the removal of such content. The Protection from Online Falsehoods and Manipulation Bill passed Wednesday night…

criminalizes, fake news, publication, reportedly, Singapore

Trump foreign policy: Whatever Netanyahu, Prince Salman want

May 9, 2019May 9, 2019 editorDiplomacy, Op-Ed

By Eric Zuesse Now that Donald Trump, like Barack Obama before him, has failed to remove Syria’s Bashar al-Assad by means of American training of, and supply of weapons to, ‘rebels’ (almost all of whom were actually jihadists) in Syria,…

foreign policy, Netanyahu, Prince Salman, Trump, US, Whatever

Meghan, Harry present royal newborn to public

May 9, 2019May 9, 2019 editorCelebrity, Heritage, Int’l relations

London, May 8 (AP/UNB) — Royal couple Meghan and Prince Harry revealed their newborn son to the public on Wednesday, with the proud new mother declaring him “a dream.” The couple, known as the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, posed…

Celebrity, Harry, Meghan, newborn, present, royal, to public

Chinese envoy to BD defends BRI against ‘debt traps’ debate

May 9, 2019May 9, 2019 Lutfun NaharInt’l relations, Lead 1, Transportation

Dhaka, May 8 (UNB) – Chinese Ambassador to Bangladesh Zhang Zuo on Wednesday defended its Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) against charges that it creates debt traps saying the BRI partners will now have a better understanding. He said China…

against 'debt traps', Chinese envoy, debate, defends BRI, to Bangladesh

US withdrawal from Iran Nuclear Deal: one year on

May 9, 2019May 9, 2019 Lutfun NaharConflicts, Int’l relations, Op-Ed

STOCKHOLM, May 8 2019 (IPS) – On 8 May last year, US President Donald J. Trump announced that the United States would pull out of the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA), which sets limits on Iran’s nuclear programme to ensure…

Iran Nuclear Deal, One year on, US, withdrawal from

Is the crisis of social democracy a crisis of equality?

May 8, 2019May 13, 2019 editorColumns, Democracy, Human rights, Society

by Carol Johnson Social democracy in Europe is struggling to come to terms with the more complex equality agenda of today—to which its Antipodean counterparts are however offering some answers. As many contributors to Social Europe have acknowledged, European social…

a crisis, IS, of equality, of social democracy, the crisis

Dhaka seeks clear Rohingya repatriation roadmap from Yangon

May 8, 2019May 8, 2019 Lutfun NaharConflicts, Diplomacy, Last update, Migration

Dhaka, May 7 (UNB) – Bangladesh has asked Myanmar to come up with a ‘clear roadmap’ for the repatriation of Rohingyas living in Cox’s Bazar and identify all the issues that are hindering and obstructing the repatriation process. “We’ve also…

clear, dhaka, from Yangon, Repatriation, roadmap, Rohingya, seeks

Brazil national museum recovers 200 Egypt pieces after fire

May 8, 2019May 8, 2019 Lutfun NaharHeritage, Int’l relations, Last update

Rio De Janeiro, May 8 (AP/UNB)  — Brazil’s national museum said Tuesday it has recovered 200 pieces from its Egypt collection after a devastating fire last September. The collection had 700 pieces and was the largest in Latin America before…

200 Egypt pieces, after fire, Brazil, national museum, recovers

Conservation of Sikkim biodiversity needs re-strategising: study

May 8, 2019May 8, 2019 editorBiodiversity, climate, Global warming, Int’l relations, Op-Ed

by T. V. Padma on 6 May 2019 • Protected areas in the Himalayan region in India need to be expanded to conserve endemic Himalayan species and minimise the impact of climate change, a new study has shown. • Creating…

Biodiversity, Conservation, needs, of Sikkim, re-strategising, Sikkim

Journalism for democracy election in times of disinformation

May 8, 2019May 8, 2019 editorDemocracy, Human rights, Media

By IPS World Desk Rome, Apr 29 2019 (IPS) – Journalists and media outlets worldwide have recently been subject to a subtle wave of vilification. Populist rhetoric and public indifference have begun to threaten the very foundation of our freedom.…

Disinformation, Election, for democracy, in times of, journalism, media

Rewriting the rules on #MeToo globally

May 8, 2019May 8, 2019 editorConflicts, Femina, Human rights, Violence

By Nisha Varia New Yprk, Apr 30, 2019 (IPS) – I have been working to protect the rights of women workers for 25 years, and whether I speak to domestic workers, election workers, farmers, or activists, their experience of sexual…

Femina, Human rights, Rewriting, the Rules

Indonesia sinks 51 foreign boats to fight against poaching

May 8, 2019May 8, 2019 editorConflicts, Diplomacy, Fishery, Governance

Indonesia, May 5 (AP/UNB) — Indonesian authorities resumed their tough stance against illegal fishing in the country’s waters by sinking 51 foreign ships Saturday, as the government ramps up efforts to exert greater control over its vast maritime territory. The…

51 foreign boats, Governance, Indonesia, Poaching, sinks, to fight against, Wildlife

Myanmar frees Reuters reporters jailed for Secrecy Act crime

May 8, 2019May 8, 2019 editorConflicts, Human rights, Lead 1, Media

Yangon, May 7 (AP/UNB) — Two Reuters journalists who were imprisoned for breaking Myanmar’s Official Secrets Act over reporting on security forces’ abuses of Rohingya Muslims were pardoned and released Tuesday. The convictions of Wa Lone, 32, and Kyaw Soe…

Conflicts, for Secrecy Act crime, frees, Human rights, jailed, myanmar, Reuters reporters

Want social change? Give communities more agency

May 8, 2019May 8, 2019 editorDevelopment, Human rights, Op-Ed, Society

By Ashif Shaikh DEWAS, India, May 3 2019 (IPS) – No external force can bring about real change in society. Only the community itself can. There are 650 districts in India. However, most nonprofits work only in a few districts.…

communities, Development, Human rights, social change? Give, Society, want

Myanmar: Deaths in Army Custody Need Independent Inquiry

May 8, 2019May 8, 2019 editorConflicts, Human rights, Military

The Killing of 6 Villagers in Rakhine State Should Be Fully, Credibly Investigated New York – Myanmar authorities should independently investigate the killing of detainees held by the military in Rakhine State, Human Rights Watch said today. On May 2,…

Conflicts, Human rights, in Army Custody, Independent, inquiry, Myanmar: Deaths, need

BD-Burma talks Friday on Rohingya repatriation

May 2, 2019May 2, 2019 Staff ReporterDiplomacy, Last update, Migration

Dhaka – Bangladesh and Myanmar are going to sit in Naypyidaw on Friday to discuss the Rohingya repatriation issue as the current crisis steps into almost two years with “zero progress” on Myanmar side that can help Rohingyas return to…

BD-Burma, Diplomacy., Friday, Last update, Migration, Repatriation, Rohingya

BD-Burma talks Friday on Rohingya repatriation

May 2, 2019May 2, 2019 Lutfun NaharDiplomacy, Last update, Migration

Dhaka, May 2 (UNB) – Bangladesh and Myanmar are going to sit in Naypyidaw on Friday to discuss the Rohingya repatriation issue as the current crisis steps into almost two years with “zero progress” on Myanmar side that can help…

BD-Burma talks, Friday, on Rohingya repatriation

UK defense chief fired over Huawei leaks, denies role

May 2, 2019May 2, 2019 Lutfun NaharGovernance, Int’l relations, Lead 1, Military

London, May 2 (AP/UNB) — British Prime Minister Theresa May summarily fired Defense Secretary Gavin Williamson Wednesday after an investigation into leaks from a secret government meeting about the Chinese telecommunications giant Huawei. He denied any involvement in the leak.…

denies role, fired, over Huawei leaks, UK defense chief

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