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Bangladesh Cannot Mobilise More Resources for Rohingya Refugees, Chief Advisor Says
COX'S BAZAR, Bangladesh (Reuters) -Bangladesh cannot mobilise additional resources for the 1.3 million Rohingya refugees living in the country, Chief Advisor Muhammad Yunus said on Monday, urging the international community to find a sustainable solution to the crisis.
NEW DELHI – Geopolitics in South Asia is undergoing a sharp turn. Since the fall of Sheikh Hasina’s government, Bangladesh ...
More than a million Rohingya refugees living in dozens of camps in coastal Bangladesh are still hoping for a safe return to ...
A high-level government investigation has confirmed widespread fuel oil theft within Bangladesh Petroleum Corporation (BPC) ...
Bangladesh and Pakistan, once bitter enemies after they split in 1971, agreed Sunday to bolster long-strained relations, ...
In the last year, Bangladesh has seen an about-turn from occupying forest land in the name of development activities such as ...
Fauzia Moslem, president of Bangladesh Mohila Parishad group, said the number of sexual assaults in the first six months of ...
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Old photo misrepresented as showing tribute to Bangladesh's founding president on death anniversary
As supporters of Bangladesh’s banned Awami League party were reportedly prevented from publicly paying tribute to the country ...
Bangladesh has once again been identified as the world’s most polluted country, with air pollution now causing a greater ...
Power, Energy and Mineral Resources Adviser Muhammad Fouzul Kabir Khan today said Bangladesh is moving firmly towards clean ...
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