Libyan firms keen to hire Bangladeshi workers
Bangladesh official working in Libya said the government is making efforts to resume manpower exports to that oil rich African nation. Labour attaché of Bangladesh Embassy in Libya Ahsan Kibria Siddiqui said: “We are in talks with the authorities concerned to send the workers who came back home from Libya because of political chaos there.” [...]
Militia leaders based in Zintan, a western mountain town and stronghold of resistance to Colonel Qaddafi’s regime, said they captured Seif al-Islam early Saturday in the southwestern desert near Awbari, along with a small entourage. But while transitional government leaders in the capital, Tripoli, promised that Mr. Qaddafi would be closely guarded and turned over [...]
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[ Source: www.tehelka.com ] Muammar Gaddafi’s killing will prove to be more beneficial to western powers than Libyans Exactly 100 years ago, Benito Mussolini’s fascist Italy began its invasion and subjugation of Libya. On 23 October 1911, Italian warships and land forces began the assault of towns like Benghazi and Misrata, names that have once [...]
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by Bangladesh Chronicle What a year it has been. Wikileaks, Tunisia, Egypt, Libya, Bin Laden, Gaddafi, Occupy Wall Street, Fukushima, Hacking, Bradley Manning, Yemen, Syria, Greece, Southern Sudan, UK riots, Israel-Palestine prisoner swaps… and it’s only October. When I was growing up during the Regan era, the villains in Hollywood movies tended to be Russians. [...]
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Tarek Fatah Founder, Muslim Canadian Congress If there was any doubt in my mind that the so-called Arab Spring was nothing more than a backdrop to a long winter freeze, that doubt was set aside by the gory scenes of the death of Col. Gaddafi, played again and again on TV networks. The mad dog [...]
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