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It’s a strategic decision: FM about UN resolution on Rohingyas
Sun Online Desk
3rd January, 2021 06:26:45
Foreign Minister Dr AK Abdul Momen on Sunday said they have no displeasure against the countries which abstained from voting in the UN resolution and voted against it saying it is a “strategic” decision.
“It’s a strategic decision. We’re happy with the results,” he told reporters at his office, adding that a total of 132 countries, not 130 as reported in the media, voted in favour of the resolution which is a success for Bangladesh.
China and Russia stood beside Myanmar while India and Japan refrained from voting the draft resolution on the situation of human rights of Rohingya Muslims and other minorities in Myanmar which was adopted by the UN General Assembly.
critics argue that giving cash subsidy to unemploy will discourage, what does that mean for you? tracee carrasco here to explain. fedex will not renew contract, the contract expires on june 30th, now fedex said that amazon represents less than 1.3% of its business calling this a, quote, strategic decision so that they can focus with other retailers, wal-mart, target, walgreens and so forth, amazon, thank fedex for services throughout many years, i think what we would see this hurting businesses if amazon and ups maybe ended their agreement because they do much more business with ups, also the united states postal service but
out of qatar, with the major air strike in isis. so you still have a lot of firepower in the region and special operations, you do have a package in iraq that could launch if necessary. you have air strikes that could be called upon. you have a u.s. and french artillery units launching around the of the last isis position. help us put this in context. a couple weeks ago president trump was praising secretary of defense matus and then makes a decision after a phone call with the darkest president to pull u.s. troops out of syria. mattis resigns, says i will stay on till february, and president trump says, never mind, i m firing you effective january 1. what is the feeling at the pentagon and the sort of whiplash back-and-forth?
do they have a clear direction of u.s. policy? if so, what does the policy do for that? until the secretary relieves the pentagon, he still in control. so his order stand. there is certainly a lot of sadness here at the pentagon and defense secretary mattis is very popular here. that stays forever and they will carry our out of course the orders. they pull all the troops out of syria that many say was the final straw. those curbs and the vanguard comic vanguard of the u.s. ground assault. when the president made this decision after talking to turkeys president who of course he is that u.s. allied force as a terrorist organization, there