Father of Pakistan’s Nuclear Weapons Program Dead at 85

Abdul Qadeer Khan, revered as the father of Pakistan’s nuclear weapon program, died at 85 at a hospital in Islamabad early Sunday after a prolonged illness.While Khan was hailed as a national hero for making Pakistan the world’s first Islamic nuclear p...
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Bangladesh Arrests 16 Rohingya in Anti-militant Crackdown

Bangladesh police arrested at least 16 Rohingya refugees in a series of raids on camps in Dhaka after the murder of a top Rohingya community leader last week, officials said Sunday.Rights advocate Mohib Ullah was gunned down 10 days ago by unidentified...
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Indian Police Detain Hundreds amid Violence in Kashmir

Government forces have detained at least 500 people in a sweeping crackdown in Indian-controlled Kashmir, local officials said Sunday, following a string of suspected militant attacks and targeted killings in the disputed region.Assailants fatally shot...
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UN, Bangladesh Sign Deal to Aid Rohingya on Island

The United Nations and the government of Bangladesh on Saturday signed a memorandum of understanding to work together in aiding protection and management of Rohingya refugees on an island in the Bay of Bengal where thousands have been relocated from cr...
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A meeting of representatives of the Turkmen civil society was held in Vienna

On October 8, a meeting of representatives of the civil society of Turkmenistan was held in Vienna (Austria).The participants discussed the current situation in Turkmenistan: cases of human rights violations in the country, the situation of Turkmen cit...
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