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1971 Revisited: A Bloody War And Birth Of Bangladesh
As Bangladesh heads towards the February 12 general election, the spotlight falls on the Awami League, the party that first came to power after the country was liberated in 1971.
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Why Jamaat-e-Islami Remains Bangladesh's Most Controversial Party
Bangladesh is preparing for a historic general election on February 12, and Jamaat-e-Islami (JI), a hardline Islamist party, is back in the spotlight. Once banned and politically weak, the party is now emerging as a strong contender.
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Russia Jails Schoolgirl For 4 Years For Posters Of Pro-Kyiv Fighters
A Russian court upheld a four-year prison term for a 17-year-old girl who hung posters of pro-Ukraine Russian fighters in her school, Russian independent media reported.
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From Orphan To Midwife: Japanese Woman Raised By Chinese Devotes Life To Help Others
They named her Xu Yan, which means "swallow," hoping she would become independent and strong.
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Netanyahu Vows Independence Of Commission Of Inquiry Into October 7 Attack
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu hailed a government decision Monday to establish a commission of inquiry into the October 7 attack, assuring the public that it would not be subject to political influence.
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Hamas, Palestinian Factions Agree To Hand Gaza To Technocrat Panel
The main Palestinian political factions, including Hamas, said Friday they had agreed that an independent committee of technocrats would take over the running of post-war Gaza.
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'India United Only Under Aurangzeb': Pak's Khawaja Asif's Provocative Remark
Pakistan's Defence Minister Khawaja Asif has made yet another baseless claim, saying India was "never truly united" except under the rule of Mughal emperor Aurangzeb -- a statement that easily crumbles under the weight of basic historical facts.
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Israel Committing 'Genocide' In Gaza, Say UN investigators
United Nations investigators on Tuesday accused Israel of committing "genocide" in Gaza in a bid to "destroy the Palestinians" there, and blamed Israel's prime minister and other top officials for incitement.
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When India Rode Into Heart Of Communist China Soon After Independence
Over 70 years ago, Jawaharlal Nehru became the first Indian prime minister to visit the People's Republic of China, in what was then hailed as a historic breakthrough in diplomacy.
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Thiksey Monastery To Hall Of Fame: A Peek Into Yami's Gautam's Leh-Ladakh Escapade
Yami Gautam's Leh-Ladakh diaries are filled with good memories of exploring iconic hotspots.
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1971 Revisited: A Bloody War And Birth Of Bangladesh
As Bangladesh heads towards the February 12 general election, the spotlight falls on the Awami League, the party that first came to power after the country was liberated in 1971.
-
Why Jamaat-e-Islami Remains Bangladesh's Most Controversial Party
Bangladesh is preparing for a historic general election on February 12, and Jamaat-e-Islami (JI), a hardline Islamist party, is back in the spotlight. Once banned and politically weak, the party is now emerging as a strong contender.
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Russia Jails Schoolgirl For 4 Years For Posters Of Pro-Kyiv Fighters
A Russian court upheld a four-year prison term for a 17-year-old girl who hung posters of pro-Ukraine Russian fighters in her school, Russian independent media reported.
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From Orphan To Midwife: Japanese Woman Raised By Chinese Devotes Life To Help Others
They named her Xu Yan, which means "swallow," hoping she would become independent and strong.
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Netanyahu Vows Independence Of Commission Of Inquiry Into October 7 Attack
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu hailed a government decision Monday to establish a commission of inquiry into the October 7 attack, assuring the public that it would not be subject to political influence.
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Hamas, Palestinian Factions Agree To Hand Gaza To Technocrat Panel
The main Palestinian political factions, including Hamas, said Friday they had agreed that an independent committee of technocrats would take over the running of post-war Gaza.
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'India United Only Under Aurangzeb': Pak's Khawaja Asif's Provocative Remark
Pakistan's Defence Minister Khawaja Asif has made yet another baseless claim, saying India was "never truly united" except under the rule of Mughal emperor Aurangzeb -- a statement that easily crumbles under the weight of basic historical facts.
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Israel Committing 'Genocide' In Gaza, Say UN investigators
United Nations investigators on Tuesday accused Israel of committing "genocide" in Gaza in a bid to "destroy the Palestinians" there, and blamed Israel's prime minister and other top officials for incitement.
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When India Rode Into Heart Of Communist China Soon After Independence
Over 70 years ago, Jawaharlal Nehru became the first Indian prime minister to visit the People's Republic of China, in what was then hailed as a historic breakthrough in diplomacy.
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Thiksey Monastery To Hall Of Fame: A Peek Into Yami's Gautam's Leh-Ladakh Escapade
Yami Gautam's Leh-Ladakh diaries are filled with good memories of exploring iconic hotspots.
