In Brexit-on-Sea, the left-behind still want Out
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On a Sunday evening in March, Evelyn Ovington and her granddaughter Dana Marie went to play bingo as usual in...
In China’s heartland, once-flush shoppers turn cautious
Stella Qiu, Yawen Chen & Philip Wen
Dressed in a smart black pantsuit behind the wheel of her pearl-white Audi, Zhao Na has come a...
Pakistan steel industry will meet future demand
Ismat Sabir
It has not yet been decided to privatization to Pakistan Steel Mills revived it. The Prime Minister's Advisor on Commerce, Textile, Industries and...
Oil loses luster as banks cash in on cleaner commodities
Peter Hobson
Investment banks are beefing up trading teams in markets such as gas, metals and carbon permits that are flourishing as businesses and economies...
Muslims’ three encounters with the West
Dr. Syed Habeeb Ashruf
THE THIRD ENCOUNTER 1776 AD to 2476 AD
A new nation the United States of America declared independence in 1776. The nascent...
The Rohingya Crisis: The tireless plight of a persecuted population
Aayet Ashary
The largest exodus, which encompasses approximately greater than 1.3 million Rohingya persons, has been circulating in Bangladesh as a result of the systematic...
‘Black sheep’: The mastermind of Sri Lanka’s Easter Sunday bombs
Tom Lasseter & Shri Navaratnam
Mohamed Hashim Mohamed Zahran was 12 years old when he began his studies at the Jamiathul Falah Arabic College. He...
In Argentina, ZTE finds eager buyer for surveillance tech
Cassandra Garrison
In Argentina's remote northern province of Jujuy, Chinese telecoms giant ZTE is installing a little slice of the Asian nation's vast surveillance state...
