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The junta’s forces, bolstered by thousands of new recruits and advanced weaponry, have now reestablished control of the route to China, signaling a shift in battlefield momentum.
PM Anwar Ibrahim confirms Donald Trump will attend the 47th ASEAN Summit in KL, while Vladimir Putin skips and Narendra Modi joins virtually. Scams and Myanmar are key agenda items
The move follows mounting pressure from politicians and anti-trafficking advocates after reports revealed the satellite tech was enabling massive online fraud and human trafficking operations
For the first time, Bangladesh will host a neutral international match on November 18, demonstrating its growing capability as a regional football hub.
Kuwait's Tanmiah Association partners with UNHCR to provide vital medical supplies, medicines, and vaccinations to approximately 15,000 Rohingya refugees in Cox's Bazar.
More than 1.16 million Rohingya refugees in Cox’s Bazar and Bhasan Char remain dependent on humanitarian aid, eight years after fleeing violence in Myanmar.
Analysts believe that rather than launching an offensive, the junta’s main objective is to hold Sittwe, where its Western Command headquarters and other key administrative offices are based.
Bangladesh and Kuwait Pledge Stronger Ties in First-Ever Political Consultations; Agree to Boost Defence, Trade, and Energy Cooperation
Massive Fire at Dhaka Airport Cargo Complex Deals 'Devastating' Blow to Garment Sector; Industry Fears $1 Billion Loss
Raid on notorious compound follows AFP probe into illicit Starlink use; junta reports 30 receivers seized, while AFP previously identified nearly 80 on one roof.
Unprecedented 2025 Festive Surge: Bay of Bengal Nations Including India, Sri Lanka & Thailand See Major Travel Boom
Multiple investigations underway after 37 fire units battle inferno; 25 Ansar members injured, flight operations back to normal
Ambassador Kyaw Moe Tun accuses military of engineering a food crisis by blocking aid and destroying farmland to force public submission, warning 15.2 million will face food insecurity
At least 1,088 Rohingya, including 87 children, set out from Bangladesh by boat between January and June this year, heading towards Southeast Asian countries such as Thailand, Malaysia, and Indonesia.
In a Stark Admission, Junta Chief Concedes Lack of Control Prevents Nationwide Election
A groundbreaking study reveals how combining satellite mapping with traditional integrated poultry and fish farming offers a resilient, low-cost solution for the nation's struggling agricultural sector
Initiative Aims to Equip Remote Students with AI and Robotics Skills, Bridging Regional Educational Disparities
Services Collapse and Malnutrition Rises as UNICEF Sounds Alarm on Imminent Funding Crisis for Rohingya Refugee Camps
Ambassador Kyaw Moe Tun states that any international assistance for the military's planned vote will only deepen public suffering, increase violence, and completely reverse development gains
At the World Food Forum, Nobel laureate Muhammad Yunus proposes a radical overhaul of the global economic architecture to eradicate hunger, championing social business and youth empowerment as key solutions
