UN Chief Has Iftar With Rohingya Refugees In Bangladesh, Raises Concern Over Aid Cuts
United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres had an iftar with Rohingya refugees in Cox's Bazar in Bangladesh on Friday and raised serious concerns over aid cuts for more than one million people of the ethnic community who fled persecution in Myanmar.
Bangladesh's interim government extended the magistracy power of military forces for 60 more days amid nationwide unrest. The ...
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Bangladesh interim leader says he's 'dazzled' by task aheadBangladesh's interim leader says he felt "dazzled" when asked to take charge after long-serving prime minister Sheikh ...
Visiting Dhaka in January, it felt like the climate of fear that had pervaded the country for many years had finally been ...
The interim government has taken the initiative to introduce the ancient river transport boat as a "cultural heritage" of ...
Bangladesh's interim government has been unable to fully ensure public safety and holding a general election this year will ...
Secretary-General António Guterres reaffirmed the UN’s commitment to supporting Bangladesh on the Rohingya issue during a ...
Expressing concern about the deteriorating law and order situation in Bangladesh ... the Indian government reiterated Friday that it's the interim government's responsibility to protect Hindus ...
Secretary-General Antonio Guterres today reiterated that the UN will continue to provide support to Bangladesh over ...
The interim government’s push to promptly bring Starlink satellite internet to Bangladesh signals a commitment to eliminate ...
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