Anti-migrant protests planned in Myanmar
Buddhist hardliners in Myanmar’s troubled Rakhine state are planning a day of protest against moves to help desperate migrants found adrift on boats in the Bay of Bengal, organisers said Sunday.Rakhine, one of Myanmar’s poorest states, is a tinderbox of tension between its Buddhist majority and a heavily persecuted Rohinghya Muslim minority, many of whom live in displacement camps after deadly unrest erupted there in 2012.
Khaleda meets Modi
Absence of democracy could create uneasiness in the region: BNP
Turkey votes in crucial election
Turks are voting in a general election on Sunday which will determine whether the ruling party can change the constitution.
G7 leaders prepare for summit in Germany
Leaders from the world's richest countries are due to attend the annual G7 summit in the Bavarian Alps in Germany
TAX RETURN SUBMISSION FAILURE
Penalty imposed on new TIN holders, reviewed for old ones
Modi gets transit boost
He pledges fair share of Teesta water, Hasina for fulfilment of commitments
Barca cap great season with fifth European Cup win
Barcelona were crowned kings of Europe for the fifth time after beating Juventus 3-1 in a pulsating Champions League final at the Olympic Stadium on Saturday, capping their magnificent season with a title treble.
The clever politics of Sepp Blatter's 'resignation' from FIFA
And so Sepp Blatter has defied all expectations and announced his intention to step aside from the presidency of FIFA after 17 years at the helm. Despite numerous scandals afflicting the organization he ran,
Egypt's High Court rules Mubarak to stand trial again for deaths of protesters
Egypt's High Court has granted a request from prosecutors to have the country's former President, Hosni Mubarak, stand trial again for the deaths of hundreds of protesters during a 2011 uprising, state media reported Thursday.
20 Bangladeshis killed by BSF in 2015
At least 20 unarmed Bangladeshi civilians were killed and 29 were injured by the Indian Border Security Force along borders in the last five months, according to statistics available with rights organisation Odhikar.
