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          Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina flashes a victory sign after casting her vote in the 2018 parliamentary elections. AP Photo

          Bangladesh opposition rejects poll results and demands fresh vote

          AsiaDecember 30, 2018
          Bangladeshi army personnel drive through a street adorned with election posters near a polling station in Dhaka. Munir Uz Zaman / AFP

          Bangladeshis deserve a real say in their future

          EditorialDecember 30, 2018
          Facebook chairman and CEO Mark Zuckerberg sought to regain public trust in the social media giant in a public post.

          Zuckerberg: Facebook investing 'billions' tackling security flaws

          TechnologyDecember 30, 2018
          Chinese President Xi Jinping (L) and Crown Prince of Abu Dhabi Sheikh Mohamed bin Sayed Al Nahyan(R) arrive at the presidential palace in the UAE capital on July 20, 2018. President Xi Jinping arrived in Abu Dhabi on July 19, 2018 for a three-day visit, after the announcement of oil and trade deals between China and the UAE. / AFP / KARIM SAHIB

          UAE looks east for global impact

          December 27, 2018
          Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg arrives to testify before Congress in April. AFP

          Facebook’s year of woe over election meddling claims

          EuropeDecember 24, 2018
          Reuters journalist Wa Lone, in white shirt, and Kyaw Soe Oo arrive at Insein court in Yangon. Reuters

          Myanmar Reuters journalists to appeal seven-year sentence

          AsiaDecember 24, 2018
          Afghan security officials at the site of a suicide attack which targeted a British security contractor group G4S, in Kabul. The deadliest country for journalists this year has been Afghanistan EPA.

          53 journalists killed in retaliation for their work in 2018

          The AmericasDecember 19, 2018
          The university, founded in 1916, is at risk of using up its cash reserves. SOAS

          SOAS university library cuts prompt student backlash

          EuropeDecember 11, 2018
          Myanmar security officials are accused of genocide against the mainly-Muslim Rohingya minority

          NGO names 49 companies on Myanmar 'dirty list'

          AsiaDecember 11, 2018
          Myanmar law enforcement authorities burn seized illegal drugs worth 187 million USD, marking the International Day against Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking during a ceremony in Yangon on June 26, 2018. AFP

          Myanmar seizes heroin haul worth $4.7m, police say

          AsiaDecember 10, 2018
          Volunteers at the East London Mosque, in conjunction with Muslim Aid, pack food to feed homeless in London. REUTERS

          ‘Serious mismanagement’ revealed at Muslim charity

          EuropeDecember 06, 2018
          Palestinians run for cover from tear gas during clashes with Israeli security forces near the border between Israel and the Gaza Strip. AFP

          International court prosecutor reports progress in Palestinian probe

          December 06, 2018
          Police officers inspect a boat that was carrying Rohingya men who were rescued by local fishermen in Kuala Idi, Aceh province, Indonesia, Tuesday, Dec. 4, 2018. Associated Press

          Fresh wave of Rohingya refugees flee Myanmar by boat

          AsiaDecember 05, 2018
          A tin plant near Shanghai, China. The metal is set to have its day in the sun as technology expands. Reauters

          Tin looks set to shine as technology demand grows

          TechnologyNovember 28, 2018
          A native dhow with full sail passes a tanker tied up at the British-owned Anglo-Iranian Oil company docks in Abadan, Iran in June of 1951. Premier Mohammed Mossadegh asked President Truman to mediate Iran's oil nationalization dispute with Britain. Bettmann/CORBIS

          WWI shadow haunts the energy industry in the Middle East

          EnergyNovember 18, 2018
          Hazara refugee Ali in his "Afghan Friendship Restaurant" in Griffith, a tribute to the warm welcome he says he received after moving to the town five years ago. AFP

          From Afghanistan to the Outback: refugees ditch Australia's overcrowded cities

          November 18, 2018
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