More than 500,000 Rohingya enter Bangladesh: UN
More than 500,000 Rohingya enter Bangladesh: UN
Cox's Bazar (Bangladesh) - AFP
The number of Rohingya refugees who have fled to Bangladesh since violence broke out in Myanmar's Rakhine state on August 25 has exceeded half a million, the United Nations said Thursday.
The new figure of 501,800 -- up from around 480,000 -- was due mainly to the counting of refugees not previously included in the tally rather than a dramatic increase in arrivals.
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Economic conference on investment opportunities in Syria kicks off
Bucharest - SANA
With the participation of 120 representatives of Romanian companies, Chambers of Commerce and industry, An economic conference on “Reconstruction in Syria between the development of economic steadfastness and the opportunities ofRussia tests new telemetry system during manned Soyuz MS-11 spacecraft’s launch
Moscow - TASS
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London - DPA
Liverpool and Manchester City will be looking for a little help from their not-so-friendly neighbours this weekend. The Premier League front-runners face each other's local rivals when City host Everton and Liverpool take on Manchester United. Liverpool jumped above City at theBlue light in smartphones linked to blindness and some cancers
Spain - DPA
Ever since we have started to become chained to our smartphones and tablets, people have been saying that the waves coming off these devices must be bad for us. So often laughed off as conspiracy theorists, it now looks more and moreFestive Fashion by Dubai-based designer ASMARAÏA
Dubai - Arab Today
Dubai-based label ASMARAÏA just launched its pre-fall 2019 collection — and it’s all about cruelty-free, sustainable fashion with a festive edge. Checkmate The 15-piece collection features this checkered skirt-and-jacket ensemble that is giving us major “Clueless” vibes. Gold Rush ‘Tis the season to sparkle and this dazzling, floor-length gold skirt will do the trick. Take note of the chic black bow detail at the waist — it’s the ultimate party look. Feathered fashion The brand works with environmentally-friendly materials such as organic cotton, recycled polyester and faux fur, so you can be sure this feathered look doesn’t come at the cost of an animal’s life. Jewel Tones If you want to glisten like a polished jewel at your next festive function, this emerald-colored skirt is the perfect choice with its sequin details and shimmery overlay. Golden Girl Leopard print
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