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Bangladesh, Australia for durable solution on Rohingya crisis 344 DHAKA, March 11, 2021 (BSS) – Bangladesh and Australia today put stressed on necessity for early, voluntary, safe, and sustainable return of persecuted Rohingyas and reintegration of returnees into the Myanmar society with international support. Bangladesh also stressed that if the Rohingyas could not be repatriated within a short span of time, it would have ramifications for the entire region and beyond. These were discussed at the senior officials talks held between the two Foreign Offices on a virtual platform as part of t...

New Delhi, February 26 India and China have agreed to set up a hotline between the two Foreign Ministers to sort out wrinkles before they turn into differences. This hotline will be in addition to the agreed-upon military hotline between the Army's Director General of Military Operations (DGMO) and Chinese PLA’s Western Theatre Command. India and China had initially signed an agreement in 2010 to set up a hotline between the two premiers but it failed to materialise after remaining on the agenda for a few years. The military hotline has been accepted by both sides and could replicate the ar...

JIHADI SUIT AXED Damages claim by terrorist who accused MI5 and MI6 of colluding in his torture by Pakistani intelligence thrown out Updated: 17 Dec 2020, 1:24 A DAMAGES claim by a convicted terrorist who accused MI5 and MI6 of colluding in his torture by Pakistani intelligence has been thrown out. Rangzieb Ahmed, 45, was jailed for life in 2008 for leading a three-man al-Qaeda cell preparing to commit mass murder. 1 Ahmed claimed Pakistani agents tore out his fingernails before he was deported to the UK. He alleged they were supplied with questions by UK spies, the Home and Foreign Offices,...