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Rohingya, Teesta may feature PM’s talks with Modi

Bangladesh and India are expected to review the Rohingya and Teesta issues during Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina’s India tour when the two neighbours are likely to ink a number of

Bin Qasim’s ghosts

GHOTKI is otherwise a quiet city in Sindh, bordering Pakistan’s Punjab in the north and India in the east. Historically, this place has been at a crossroads of invading armies,

Trump to Ukraine: Such a shame if anything happened to your nice country

On Fox News, Tucker Carlson agreed with a guest who said of allegations against President Donald Trump, “This is all acceptable political behavior by presidents.” Kevin McCarthy, the House Republican

For Uighur refugees, freedom means losing family

Shawdesh Desk: Abdullah Rasul has so little contact with his family in China that it took three months for him to find out that his father was dead. Like other

Family ties, extra-curricular activities can prevent teens’ ‘gang culture’

Shawdesh Desk: Speakers at a programme on Saturday stressed the need for strengthening family ties and engaging children and adolescents more in extra-curricular activities to prevent ‘gang culture’ of teenagers.

29 million babies born into conflict in 2018: Unicef

Shawdesh Desk: More than 29 million children were born into conflict-affected areas last year, Unicef said on Friday. Throughout 2018, more than 1 in 5 babies globally spent their earliest

Bumblee Bee Productions

Anonna Aziz: In 2012,a young man named Tousif Mujtaba Shourin, dreamt of having his own band and at the same time, thought of adding a new dimension to the entertainment

New Cancer Therapy Targets Ribosomal Biogenesis

Rafiq Islam (Kansas City): Recently, researchers from Uppsala University published a report on the renowned Nature Communication showing that cancer metastasis process is helped by synthesis of new ribosomes. In