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Middle East22 killed in attack on Aden airport after new Yemen cabinet lands
At least 22 people were killed and dozens wounded in an attack on Aden airport on Wednesday, moments after a plane landed carrying a newly formed Saudi-backed cabinet for government-held parts of ...
Erdogan hopes France will ‘get rid of Macron’ burden soon
Macron is trouble for France. With Macron, France is passing through a very, very dangerous period. I hope that France will get rid of Macron trouble as soon as possible, Erdogan told reporters
Saudi denies reported talks between Crown Prince, Netanyahu
Saudi Arabia on Monday denied Israeli media reports of landmark talks between prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman during a visit by US secretary of state Mike ...
World’s longest-serving prime minister dies at 84
Bahrain's prince Khalifa bin Salman al-Khalifa, the world's longest-serving prime minister who had held the post since independence in 1971, died Wednesday at the age of 84, state media announced.
Returnee migrants face livelihood crisis
The number of migrant workers returning to the country this year is five times higher than the normal period. As it is, there is a higher number of unemployed people in the country. The returnee ...
Israel, UAE agree to visa-free travel as ties deepen
Israel and the United Arab Emirates agreed to visa-free travel on Monday, an unprecedented arrangement between Israel and an Arab state, signed as the first ever official UAE delegation landed in Tel ...
Amid war and turmoil, Kuwait emir struggled for Gulf unity
A small figure with a beaming smile and husky voice, Sheikh Sabah al-Ahmad al-Sabah's negotiating skills at home were repeatedly put to the test as escalating tensions between his hand-picked ...
Air ticket crisis
Expatriate workers must not be harassed
The expatriate workers who came to the country to spend holidays at the beginning of the year, got stranded here following the COVID-19 outbreak. According to the foreign affairs ministry, there are ...
‘Don’t be complacent’ about robust inflow of remittance: Economists
The record inflow of remittance in the last two months should not give any sense of complacence for Bangladesh as the situation in overseas labour market remains fluid and the migrant workers are ...
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