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The Native land of Rohinga is Arkan(Rakaine State)

Mayanmer has many states.Also has border with Thailand,Laos,China,India and Bangladesh.

State Karen- Thailand
Shan-Laos& China
Kachin-China
Chin-India
Rakaine-Bangladesh.

Mayanmer authority claimed Rohinga( inhabitents of Rakaine state) is Bangalis. They are living last 200-250years ago in Arakane(Rakaine). Theu also demand rohinga has gone to rakaine from Bangladesh.


If so..
Karen came from thailand,Shans people came from Laos or China,Kachin peoples are China and Chins nation are Indian and China.





Malala don’t dream as PM



Malala do not think to build your life through politics. You should go to your goal through another way. 

Your motherland dear country Pakistan. There is no good practice of democracy in the country. Politics of this countries like Pakistan and Bangladesh very much nasty and dirty. Politicians are not broad hearted.



After receive novel prize Dr.Mohammad Yunus of Bangladesh , was also expressed his desired to involve in the politics in Bangladesh to give best service to the nation. He did not move the line. Mind it. 

World famous cricketer Mr. Imran Khan fighting for power in your country is top picture for you.


BBC NEWS: Pakistani activist Malala Yousafzai has told the BBC ahead of receiving the Nobel Peace Prize on Wednesday that she hopes to pursue a career in politics.

 Malala Yousafzai 'hopes to be Pakistan PM'

Residents find Riyadh safe







Taliban target girls schools in Pakistan

Three primary schools have been blown up in Pakistan's Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province. Nobody was in the buildings at the time of the explosions early on Thursday morning. When the Taliban ruled Pakistan's northern Swat valley they targeted schools. But many have been rebuit after the military pushed the Taliban out. Al Jazeera's Imtiaz Tyab reports.
http://www.arabnews.com/taliban-target-girls-schools-pakistan

Ukraine separatist says to start talks with mediators over detainees

SLAVIANSK, Ukraine (Reuters) - The de facto mayor of the Ukrainian city of Slaviansk said on Sunday mediators from the Organisation for Security and Cooperation in Europe who are seeking the release of a group of detained observers had arrived in the city.
The self-proclaimed mayor, Vyacheslav Ponomaryov, told reporters he was heading into talks with the mediators.More Details

US president’s complex and worrying baggage abroad

BARACK Obama is bringing far more to his Far East tour than he could imagine: besides his suits, Air Force One, aides, handlers and minders (the famed Secret Service protection detail), cutting-edge security gadgets and intelligence shield, his nation’s intrusive worldview with its complex and disquieting global effect.

First and foremost: the moment Obama steps out of Air Force One and onto the KLIA tarmac, his already indiscriminately blanket security concerns is immediately a Malaysian anxiety.
   
We are as responsible as to whatever may happen to him as are his doughty security apparatus that brooks no nonsense, not with their kind of threat assessments churned out regularly against the leader of the Free World.
   
Remember, America is where presidents and influential leaders have been assassinated or their lives threatened by too many deadly crackpots, thus the overbearing security paranoia.

Obama in KL: Myanmar warned for its oppression of Muslim minority population

KUALA LUMPUR: U.S. President Barack Obama saidtoday that the rights of Myanmar's minority Muslim population were not being fully protected and warned that the Southeast Asian country would not succeed if Muslims there were oppressed.

 On a visit to Malaysia, Obama praised political reforms under way in once-isolated Myanmar but said the danger of democratization was that it could unleash religious and ethnic conflicts and that such developments could move Myanmar in a bad direction.
 
"You have a Muslim minority (in Myanmar)  that the broader population has historically looked down upon and whose rights are not being fully protected," Obama told a townhall-style meeting of young leaders from across Southeast Asia.
 
"Myanmar won't succeed if the Muslim population is oppressed."
 
 Members of Myanmar's Rohingya Muslim minority have been the victims of attacks and widespread abuse in recent years blamed by human rights groups and other observers on security forces and anti-Muslim mobs in the country's Rakhine state. -- Reuters
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