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India’s Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) government, led by a Hindu nationalist agenda, has been systematically targeting Rohingya refugees, who number around 40,000 in the country.
Anwar quietly met Myanmar’s military chief, Min Aung Hlaing, in Bangkok. On the same day, he also held online talks with the opposition’s National Unity Government (NUG), which was formed by members of the elected government overthrown in the 2021 coup.
ASEAN will convene two urgent meetings in Malaysia to address Myanmar’s worsening conflict and humanitarian crisis
Security Adviser Dr Khalilur Rahman dismisses speculation over corridor plans, affirming no talks have occurred with any entity.
In a landmark decision following Operation Bunyān Mursūs, Pakistan elevates Chief of Army Staff General Asim Munir to the prestigious rank of Field Marshal.
The Karen National Union has captured multiple military outposts in southeastern Myanmar, including key bases near the Thai border, underscoring the junta’s deepening territorial losses
At a high-level forum in Beijing, BRICS nations and partners chart a cooperative path for nuclear innovation, financing, and public trust to drive clean energy transitions in the Global South.
In a searing call for justice, Rohingya activists demand the release of hundreds of refugees held without charge in Malaysian detention centers—some for more than a decade
With Starlink’s high-speed satellite internet now live, Bangladesh ushers in a new digital era, backed by a government-led initiative to connect remote schools, health centers, and startups by 2026.
s the Arakan Army escalates control in Rakhine, thousands of Rohingyas face starvation, violence, and forced displacement—many now stranded at Myanmar’s western border, seeking refuge in overstretched Bangladeshi camps
The ₹22,864 crore Shillong-Silchar highway project is more than infrastructure—it’s India’s costly pivot away from Bangladesh after Hasina’s fall
Humanitarian aid from India’s Mizo groups to tribal families in Bangladesh raises alarms about cross-border ethnic nationalism
the refugees were loaded onto a naval vessel from New Delhi and later forced to swim to shore with only life jackets. Eyewitnesses and family members say the group included 15 Rohingya Christians, who face double persecution—first as an ethnic minority targeted by Myanmar’s military regime and again as religious minorities within the largely Muslim Rohingya community
Speaking as the chief guest at the District Tourism Corporation Hall, Supradip Chakma urged young scientists to explore the CHT’s vast ecological, agricultural, and freshwater resources to make transformative discoveries
Rights groups report that women in Rakhine are living under immense psychological strain, with little to no access to healthcare or trauma support. Some have lost children, parents, or entire families.
Andrews warned. “India must immediately and unequivocally repudiate these acts, halt all deportations to Myanmar, and hold those responsible accountable.”
As Afghanistan’s heroin pipeline shuts down, Myanmar’s war economy expands into the vacuum
With six gold medals and a strong home performance, Bhutan leads regional judo’s rising tide
EU labels bombing of Sagaing school a massacre, calls for justice as images of dead children shock the world
Calling the incident a serious human rights violation, the BGB Director General said, “These individuals are registered with UNHCR in India and possess identity cards. Forcing them into Bangladesh is a clear breach of international refugee protocols.”
