Rishi Sunak speaks perfect English

People of Indian ethnic origin account for only 2.3 percent of the British population, according to Index Mundi.

Though a small percentage, they’re the super achievers in UK politics.

UK Finance Minister alludes to Jeremy Corbyn as “a dangerous antisemite”

The UK’s newly minted Chancellor of the Exchequer Nadhim Zahawi has alluded to former Labour Party chief Jeremy Corbyn as “a dangerous antisemite”.

Baghdad-born ethnic Kurd is new UK finance minister

Boris Johnson has appointed Nadhim Zahawi as finance minister (Chancellor of the Exchequer) replacing Rishi Sunak who just resigned.

This catapults Nadhim to the UK’s second-most top executive seat after the PM’s.

Aukus, language bias and how many Chinese in M’sian army

Aukus is the nuclear security pact between Australia, the UK and the US.

The countries in this new tripartite defence grouping are far apart in geographical distance and even located in three separate continents — Oz in Oceania, UK in Europe and US in North America.

What they have in common, however, is the English language — making them collectively the ‘Anglophone’ countries.

Fifth generation immigrant yet still not integrated

Here we call them Bangla. You can’t tell them apart from Rohingya.

Most outsiders are unable to differentiate a Rohingya from a Bengali (Bangladeshi). The only people able to do so are those from Chittagong, i.e. the Bangladesh division where Cox’s Bazar is located.

“With only minor differences in language and appearance, the average Bangladeshi cannot readily distinguish a Rohingya from a Bangladeshi.” — HRW