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    The UN Security Council solve the Rohingya crisis, How Arabs can avoid an Israel-Iran war, Windrush scandal sparks soul searching among black Tories, Nicaragua upheaval a warning about changing presidential term limits, Global press freedom worsens

    May 12, 2018 2 minutes

    The Daily Star / Dhaka, BangladeshThe UN Security Council must step up on the Rohingya crisis

    “We welcome the commitment made by the [United Nations Security Council] delegation that resolution of the Rohingya crisis will be its top priority,” states an editorial. “Now that the high powered delegation [has visited] Myanmar having seen firsthand the plight of the Rohingya refugees ... we expect it to convey

    The Jordan Times / Amman, JordanArabs must negotiate to stave off an Israel-Iran warThe Guardian / LondonWindrush immigration scandal sends black Tories into soul-searching mode The Hindu / Chennai, IndiaNicaragua upheaval a warning about changing presidential term limitsThe Namibian / Windhoek West, NamibiaThe global picture of press freedom is worsening

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