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According to the World Bank, approximately 4.5% of Bangladesh’s total population now resides abroad, with a significant portion being skilled professionals such as engineers, doctors, academics, and IT specialists.
To handle important concerns including voter registration and the elimination of fraudulent entries from electoral rolls Yunus has established commissions. Following years of suspected electoral manipulation and abuses under Hasina's administration, these reforms are viewed as essential to rebuilding confidence in democratic institutions.
Bangladesh currently hosts over 1.2 million Rohingyas in the Cox’s Bazar region and on Bhasan Char Island.
In February 2021, Myanmar’s military seized power in a coup, and the country’s economy, already hammered by the pandemic, started to buckle. Prices soared and May’s paycheck, the equivalent of $415 a month, evaporated even faster.
During his speech, Acaba urged students to prioritize education, calling it the foundation of success for aspiring astronauts.
During a joint press conference with Bangladesh’s Chief Adviser, Dr. Muhammad Yunus, on Sunday(December 15), Ramos-Horta emphasized his dedication to addressing the crisis.
This year's Victory Day celebrations are imbued with a new sense of purpose. Citizens across the country are remembering not only the sacrifices of those who fought for independence in 1971 but also the resilience and unity displayed during the recent political upheaval.
Efforts are underway to engage with the Arakan Army to maintain stability along the Bangladesh-Myanmar border, Dr. Rahman revealed.
Faced with the possibility of eviction, many Rohingya are believed to be considering crossing the Naf River to seek refuge in Bangladesh.
Since November of last year, Myanmar's ethnic rebel group, the Arakan Army (AA), has taken control of 11 out of Rakhine's 17 townships, including Maungdaw, a significant stronghold for the Rohingya.
The founding meeting unanimously elected the first executive committee of the Online Editors Alliance. Hasan Sharif, Online Editor of Daily Naya Diganta was elected as President, while Mizanur Rahman Sohel, Head of Online at Daily Bhorer Kagoj was appointed as General Secretary.
The report, published on Thursday and cited by AFP, identified Gaza as the deadliest region for journalists, followed by Pakistan, where seven journalists were killed. Bangladesh and Mexico share the third spot, with five journalists killed in each country.
Known for his role in brutal crackdowns, Thurein Tun was responsible for training and arming Rohingya militias in northern Rakhine State.
The suspension has left the 10,000 residents of Saint Martin’s Island, who rely entirely on Teknaf for food and essential supplies, facing an alarming shortage.
Cross-border energy trade refers to the transfer of energy resources—such as electricity, gas, and oil—between neighboring countries through pipelines or interconnected grids.
This marks a significant victory after months of intense fighting against Myanmar’s military junta and allied groups.
The announcement was made on Tuesday during a press briefing at the Foreign Service Academy, where Shafiqul Alam responded to questions from journalists.
During the discussion, Dr. Khalil highlighted the pressing challenges posed by the Rohingya crisis in Bangladesh.
The AA announced the seizure of Border Guard Police Battalion No. 5, the junta’s last remaining stronghold in Maungdaw, following fierce clashes with regime forces and allied Rohingya militias, including the Arakan Rohingya Army (ARA), Arakan Rohingya Salvation Army (ARSA), and Rohingya Solidarity Organization (RSO).
During a meeting with Miranda Sissons, Meta’s Director for Human Rights Policy, at the State Guest House Jamuna on Sunday(November 8),Dr. Yunus highlighted the impact of false narratives on the nation.
