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India’s Myanmar Dilemma: Mizoram Emerges as a Back Channel to the Arakan Army

India’s reliance on the Arakan Army in Myanmar’s Rakhine State via Mizoram creates strategic risks for the Kaladan Project and India's foreign policy

Staff Reporter | 12 August, 2026

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Rohingya Crisis Threatens Regional Security, Repatriation to Myanmar the Only Solution: Bangladesh Home Minister

Bangladesh Home Minister warns that the prolonged Rohingya crisis poses a major regional security threat, urging Sweden and international donors to boost aid and back sustainable repatriation to Myanmar

Desk Report | 12 August, 2026

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Bangladesh Home Minister Puts an 'End' to the Indigenous Debate

Home Minister Salahuddin Ahmed states all citizens share a unified Bangladeshi identity, reiterating that UNDRIP and ILO Convention 169 do not apply to the nation

Staff Reporter | 12 August, 2026

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Desk Report | 4 August, 2026

sportsFIFA Scraps World Cup Private Investment Plan After Global Opposition

Desk Report | 2 August, 2026

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Staff Reporter | 30 July, 2026

Bay of Bengal Special

36th July: A Symbol of Resistance, A Vision for Bangladesh's Future

Second anniversary of the 2024 mass uprising renews public reflection on democratic reform, accountability, and the country's future

Staff Reporter | 5 August, 2026

Bay of Bengal Special

Modi's Anti-China Obsession ruins India's Solar Manufacturing

New Delhi's ALMM List-II domestic cell mandate aims to end reliance on China, but supply bottlenecks have forced solar module plants to idle—putting energy targets and jobs at risk

Staff Reporter | 3 August, 2026

Bay of Bengal Special

Mangrove Monarch Under Pressure: World Tiger Day Highlights Sundarbans’ Fight for Survival

On World Tiger Day 2026, conservationists warn climate change, rising salinity, and human conflict threaten the Bengal tigers safeguarding the Sundarbans

Staff Reporter | 29 July, 2026

Bay of Bengal Special

World Population Day: Youth Aspirations Collide with Harsh Realities in Developing Nations

As the world observes World Population Day 2026, global attention has turned to the aspirations of young people and the challenges they face. While a growing youth population offers significant economic potential, limited jobs, education, and public investment continue to hinder progress across many developing nations.

Desk Report | 11 July, 2026

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Bangladesh Home Minister Puts an 'End' to the Indigenous Debate

Home Minister Salahuddin Ahmed states all citizens share a unified Bangladeshi identity, reiterating that UNDRIP and ILO Convention 169 do not apply to the nation

Staff Reporter | 12 August, 2026

Regional

Bangladesh, China pledge closer cooperation on water resources management

Desk Report|12 August, 2026

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India probes Air India plunge after pilot drug-test report

Desk Report|12 August, 2026

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Rohingya Crisis Threatens Regional Security, Repatriation to Myanmar the Only Solution: Bangladesh Home Minister

Desk Report|12 August, 2026

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Solar power planned for 300 remote schools in Rangamati

Bangladesh plans to install solar power at 300 remote primary schools in Rangamati to enable digital classrooms and ensure uninterrupted electricity in the CHT region

Desk Report | 12 August, 2026

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UN investigators found pattern of Myanmar military attacks, torture, sexual violence

Staff Reporter|12 August, 2026

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Northeast India’s Unsettled Border Turns Violent Again

Desk Report|11 August, 2026

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Bangladesh-ASEAN partnership poised for stronger cooperation: Envoy

Desk Report|11 August, 2026

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“Mahatma Gandhi” seen in the Cockroach Janta Party's protest

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The World Is Turning: China Rises as America’s Soft Power Cracks

A 2026 Pew study reveals a historic shift: China’s affordable tech, high-speed rail, and practical influence are winning over the Global South as US appeal wanes

Obaidur Chowdhury | 12 August, 2026

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Syria court issues death sentences for Bashar Al Assad, and Atef Najib

A Damascus court sentences former Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, Maher al-Assad, and Atef Najib to death in absentia for war crimes and torture

Desk Report | 11 August, 2026

World

Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Pakistan Sign Defence Pact as Regional Tensions Rise

Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Pakistan sign the Mecca Joint Defence Agreement as tensions involving Iran, the US and Yemen’s Houthis reshape regional security

Desk Report | 8 August, 2026

World

US Embassies Warn Citizens to Prepare for Possible Middle East Escalation

US embassies across 11 Middle Eastern nations urge American citizens to locate shelters, monitor flights, and prepare for potential evacuations as US-Iran tensions flare

Desk Report | 2 August, 2026

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From Bangladesh to Global Innovation: How AI Expert Rahima Bellal Is Transforming Emerging Technologies

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UN investigators found pattern of Myanmar military attacks, torture, sexual violence

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Desk Report | 27 July, 2026

Protecting Marine Biodiversity in the Bay

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Protecting Marine Biodiversity in the Bay

Conservation efforts aimed at protecting endangered marine life and coral reefs in the coastal ecosystem.

Staff | 18 June, 2026

Deep Sea Port Infrastructure Development

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Deep Sea Port Infrastructure Development

A reports on new deep-sea ports construction and their strategic importance for international trade routes.

Staff | 18 June, 2026

Lifestyle & Tech

No Room to Breathe: How Shrinking Living Space Is Rewriting Urban Life

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No Room to Breathe: How Shrinking Living Space Is Rewriting Urban Life

Staff Reporter | 28 July, 2026

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Tim Cook Steps Down as Apple CEO After Nearly 15 Years

Staff Reporter | 21 April, 2026

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NASA Launches Artemis II Sending Humans Back to the Moon After 53 Years

Staff Reporter | 2 April, 2026

Environment

Indonesia races to contain fires as haze spreads across region

Desk Report | 11 August, 2026

Environment

Indonesia Net-Zero Summit Urges Faster Climate Action as Risks Grow Across Region

Desk Report | 2 August, 2026

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Climate Action Could Become South Asia's Most Powerful Public Health Prescription

Obaidur Chowdhury | 23 July, 2026

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FIFA Scraps World Cup Private Investment Plan After Global Opposition

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Spain Stuns Argentina in Extra Time to Lift Second World Cup, Crush Messi's Final Dream

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Opinion

India’s Myanmar Dilemma: Mizoram Emerges as a Back Channel to the Arakan Army

India’s reliance on the Arakan Army in Myanmar’s Rakhine State via Mizoram creates strategic risks for the Kaladan Project and India's foreign policy

Staff Reporter | 12 August, 2026

Opinion

'Godi Media' Became the Defining Symbol of India's Media Crisis

Protests targeting television outlets highlight a widening trust deficit in India's news media, raising urgent concerns over press freedom and democratic accountability

Golam Zakaria | 26 July, 2026

Opinion

India’s ‘Cockroach’ Protests: The Road Ahead and A Long Game

The student-led "Cockroach" protests over NEET paper leaks mark a shift in Indian youth activism. Here is how Gen Z is reshaping political dissent

Golam Zakaria | 23 July, 2026

Opinion

Why the Bay of Bengal is the New Anchor of Global Geopolitics

Golam Zakaria | 14 July, 2026

Opinion

Why India's Indonesia Pivot Is About Power, Not Partnership

Golam Zakaria | 8 July, 2026

Opinion

Tarique Rahman’s First Foreign Tour: A Strategic Signal from the Bay of Bengal

Golam Zakaria | 21 June, 2026

Opinion

India’s Myanmar Dilemma: Mizoram Emerges as a Back Channel to the Arakan Army

India’s reliance on the Arakan Army in Myanmar’s Rakhine State via Mizoram creates strategic risks for the Kaladan Project and India's foreign policy

Staff Reporter | 12 August, 2026

Regional

Rohingya Crisis Threatens Regional Security, Repatriation to Myanmar the Only Solution: Bangladesh Home Minister

Desk Report | 12 August, 2026

Regional

Bangladesh Home Minister Puts an 'End' to the Indigenous Debate

Home Minister Salahuddin Ahmed states all citizens share a unified Bangladeshi identity, reiterating that UNDRIP and ILO Convention 169 do not apply to the nation

Staff Reporter | 12 August, 2026