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Terror at sea: Rohingya migrants tell of 200-day ordeal

Terror at sea: Rohingya migrants tell of 200-day ordeal

  • Many paid up to $2,400 to get aboard, but smugglers held them hostage for months in order to extort more money from their friends and relatives
By AFP ·
Special Rohingya repatriation talks reach stalemate

Rohingya repatriation talks reach stalemate

By SHEHAB SUMON ·
Special Concerns grow among Rohingya in Malaysia as online threats intensify

Concerns grow among Rohingya in Malaysia as online threats intensify

By Nor Arlene Tan ·
OIC contact group discusses Rohingya protection with UN chief 

OIC contact group discusses Rohingya protection with UN chief 

By SPA ·
Myanmar troops’ sexual violence against Rohingya shows ‘genocidal intent’ — UN report graphic

Myanmar troops’ sexual violence against Rohingya shows ‘genocidal intent’ — UN report

By Reuters ·
Special Ashin Wirathu: The Buddhist bin Laden

Ashin Wirathu: The Buddhist bin Laden

By SHEHAB SUMON ·
US imposes sanctions on Myanmar commander in chief over Rohingya abuses

US imposes sanctions on Myanmar commander in chief over Rohingya abuses

By Reuters ·
UN envoy will ‘ring the alarm bell’ if no action on Rohingya

UN envoy will ‘ring the alarm bell’ if no action on Rohingya

By AP ·
No progress so Rohingya can return to Myanmar: UN aid chief

No progress so Rohingya can return to Myanmar: UN aid chief

By AP ·
Myanmar court rejects appeal of jailed Reuters reporters

Myanmar court rejects appeal of jailed Reuters reporters

By AP ·
34 Rohingya women, children found stranded on Malaysia beach

34 Rohingya women, children found stranded on Malaysia beach

By AP ·
Myanmar army chief must be prosecuted for Rohingya ‘genocide’: UN rights envoy

Myanmar army chief must be prosecuted for Rohingya ‘genocide’: UN rights envoy

By Reuters ·
Dozens of Rohingya flee India for Bangladesh: officials

Dozens of Rohingya flee India for Bangladesh: officials

By AFP ·

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Kabul says no impact on security as US reduces troops to 2,500
The Pentagon confirmed the reduction of US troops on Friday in accordance with President Donald Trump administration’s November pledge to cut the number of US forces in Afghanistan from 4,500 to 2,500 by mid-January. (Reuters/File Photo)
Iranian missiles land 100 miles from US aircraft carrier strike group in Indian Ocean
An Iranian “Noor” long-range anti-ship missile is fired from a warship during an Iranian navy military drill in the Gulf of Oman. (File/AFP)
Jubail aims to build the first Saudi-made car by 2022
Engineering designs for the first Saudi-produced car by 2022 are in advanced stages. (Shutterstock/File Photo)
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Saudi crown prince receives phone call from France’s President Macron
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Egypt: Iranian nuclear issue should be linked to its regional interference
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