Rohingya crisis puts Bangladesh under pressure as environmental, economic and security concerns grow

The prolonged Rohingya crisis is creating growing social, economic, environmental and security pressures on Bangladesh, which has sheltered the refugees on humanitarian grounds. Rohingyas first arrived in large numbers in 1978 and again in 1991-92. The biggest influx came in August 2017, when more than 750,000 fled Myanmar’s Rakhine State following a military crackdown. Continue Reading

Government Approves Rahmatpur-Hizla Highway to Link Bhola

The building of a new highway along the Rahmatpur–Hizla–Mehendiganj–Bhola route has been approved by Prime Minister Tarique Rahman to incorporate the island district of Bhola into the nation’s main road system. Three different connection options were assessed during a high-level meeting at the PM’s Office in Tejgaon on Saturday, which resulted in the decision. Continue Reading

US student visa may be revoked for skipping classes

The US Embassy in Dhaka has warned foreign students studying in the United States to comply with the conditions of their student visas. A student visa may be revoked if a student stops studying, regularly misses classes or leaves a study programme without informing the educational institution. Such violations could also affect their eligibility for […]Continue Reading

Iranian President Congratulates President Mirza Fakhrul

Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian has expressed his hearty congratulations to Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir on his election and swearing-in as Bangladesh’s 23rd President. In his official statement, President Pezeshkian reaffirmed Tehran’s dedication to strengthening the two countries’ long-standing, cordial relations and increasing bilateral cooperation Continue Reading
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