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Monday, August 18, 2025
Bangladesh seeks Malaysia's role to address Rohingya crisis: CA
BSS
Update : 18 Aug 2025,
Update : 18 Aug 2025,
DHAKA, Aug 17, 2025 (BSS) - Chief Adviser Professor Dr Muhammad Yunus said Bangladesh is seeking Malaysia's influence, particularly its role as ASEAN Chair, to rally international efforts to address the prolonged Rohingya refugee crisis in the country.
Rohingya crisis: Dhaka wants a permanent solution
The Daily Star
DIPLOMATIC CORRESPONDENT
Says Khalilur
Mon Aug 18, 2025
Today's Top News (Quick Search ) August 2025
NEWS TODAY ( Today Top News )
18.08,2025
- 1.4 mln stimulant tablets seized in eastern Myanmar-Xinhua-xinhuanet.com
- 21 civilians killed in Myanmar junta airstrike on Mogok |Burma News International
- 3-day int’l conference on Rohingya crisis at Cox's Bazar from August 25 -Bangladesh Sangbad Sangstha
- AA claims it is fighting on three fronts near Arakan State | Burma News International
- Bangladesh seeks Malaysia's role to address Rohingya crisis: CA | News Flash - BSS
- Bangladesh to press for permanent Rohingya solution at upcoming New York conference-The Daily Star
- Beyond the Checkpoint: Myanmar Ethnic Alliance’s Rise as Border Governors -The Irrawaddy
- Conservancy of Southwest Florida surpasses 20-ton milestone in Burmesepython removal ...-FORT MYERS - Beach Observer
- Despite 35 pc Muslim population, Assam has no ministers from our community, says AIUDF MLA-The Mooknayak
- Illegal influx blamed for demographic conflicts in NE : 17th aug25 ~E-Pao
- Military airstrike on gem mining town kills at least 21 in Myanmar --The Hindu
- Myanmar election to begin Dec 28: Junta -Channel NewsAsia
- Myanmar Junta To Hold Elections On 28 December Despite Conflict -Outlook India
- Myanmar military regime announces election date -Myanmar Now -
- Myanmar to hold first phase of general election on Dec. 28: state media -Nikkei Asian Review
- Myanmar's election commission sets Dec. 28 to hold long-awaited new elections -Yahoo! UK & Ireland
- Int'l conference on Rohingya in Cox's Bazar begins Aug 25 -Bangladesh Sangbad Sangstha
- PM seeks Japan's support in repatriation of Rohingyas to Myanmar -Daily Sun
- Qffd, Qrcs enhance health services for Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh -The Peninsula
- Qrcs launches health project for Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh -Gulf Times
- Rohingya crisis: Dhaka wants a permanent solution | The Daily Star
- Will Rohingya crisis be resolved in near future? - The Financial Express
Sunday, August 17, 2025
Yunus seeks Malaysia’s clout for resolving Rohingya crisis
The Daily Star
Diplomacy
Bernama, Kuala Lumpur
Sun Aug 17, 2025
Bangladesh hopes to leverage Malaysia's influence as Asean chair to bolster international efforts in resolving the long-standing Rohingya refugee crisis, Chief Adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus said in an exclusive interview with Malaysian state media Bernama.
Saturday, August 2, 2025
Thursday, July 31, 2025
Today's Top News (Quick Search ) July 2025
NEWS TODAY ( Today Top News )
31.07.2025
- Ancient stone throne discovered on Kyauktaw Mountain - Narinjara News
- Arakan Army oppressing Rohingyas like junta did: HRW |The Daily Star
- At least 5 Rakhine townships inundated - Burma News International
- Bagan Empire: How the Buddhist kingdom in present-day Myanmar adapted India's ...-OpIndia
- Bengali migrant workers identifying Rohingya, claims Samik | Kolkata News The Times of India
- Displaced Myanmar villagers wait to return as truce holds in Thailand - YouTube
- Hpa-An Flooding Displaces 30000 -Burma News International
- HRW calls out Arakan Army for oppression of Rohingyas in Rakhine State – Mizzima
- ICC urged to probe Arakan Army war crimes against Rohingya - Daily Sun
- Intense rains damage Buthidaung-Maungdaw route on western border -Narinjara News
- Junta Airstrikes Kill Four in Mogok Town |Burma News International
- Junta will jail opponents of Myanmar's 'democratic elections' -AsiaNews.it
- 'Jeans Jihad' surfaces, targeting Muslim-dominated garment industry in Delhi - MMadhyamam
- Kargil War Hero's Family Harassed In Pune, Accused Of Being 'Rohingyas' - YouTube
- Kyaukphyu battle calm recently but both sides bolstering forces for combat - Narinjara News
- Landmine explosions along Bangladesh border kill 5, wound 44 people in 8 years - Narinjara News
- Myanmar armed group accused of human rights abuses against Rohingya minority -Jurist
- Myanmar forms commission led by junta chief to hold elections, state media says -AsiaOne
- Myanmar junta ends 4½-year state of emergency in election run-up -The Japan Times
- Myanmar junta ends state of emergency in election run-up -MailOnline
- Myanmar military government sets long prison terms for election protests - Al Jazeera
- Myanmar: Arakan Army Oppresses Rohingya Muslims - Human Rights Watch
- Myanmar's Conflict, Political and Information Landscape – 4.5 Years OnInternational Crisis Group
- Myanmar’s junta ends long-running state of emergency ahead of December elections -France 24
- OIC for dignified return of Rohingyas Daily Sun
- Only 550 students from Rakhine State pass 2025 matriculation exam due to civil war-Narinjara News
- Rakhine's Arakan Army Accused of Grave Abuses Against Rohingya - The Irrawaddy
- 'Show papers or be labelled Rohingya': Pune mob targets Kargil war veteran Hakimuddin ...-Times of India
- UN expert appalled by US withdrawal of sanctions against companies providing weapons to ...ohchr
Sunday, July 20, 2025
The U.S. shouldn’t ignore the starving Rohingya of Myanmar
The Washington Post
20th July 2015
Myanmar’s junta has cut off food to Rohingya in squalid camps. Those in Bangladesh try to flee by boat.
Rohingya refugees gather at roadside kitchen market at the refugee camp in Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh, in March. (Mohammad Ponir Hossain/Reuters)
In Myanmar’s troubled Rakhine state, a new horror is unfolding largely unobserved. The long-persecuted Rohingya have been caught in the crossfire of the country’s ongoing civil war, and now they are being deliberately starved.
Who really speaks for the Rohingya?
Dhaka Tribune
Shafiur Rahman
Publish : 20 Jul 2025,
When the Arakan Rohingya National Council (ARNC) unveiled itself on July 13, Bangladeshi and other news sites obligingly reproduced its press release almost word for word. The self‑described “most inclusive and unified platform ever” promised to speak for Rohingya refugees, the diaspora, and those still trapped in Myanmar. Supporters hailed a breakthrough. Skeptics saw déjà vu.
Saturday, July 12, 2025
150,000 Rohingya flee to Bangladesh amid renewed Myanmar violence
United Nation
11 July 2025
© UNHCR/Susan Hopper Rohingya refugees at a camp in Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh.Migrants and Refugees
Escalating conflict and targeted violence in Myanmar’s Rakhine state have forced some 150,000 Rohingya refugees to flee to Bangladesh over the past 18 months – the largest exodus to the neighbouring country in years.
Rohingya refugees in peril in Bangladesh as support wanes: UN
AL Jazeera
11 Jul 2025
The US and other Western countries have been reducing their funding, prioritising their defence spending instead.
Rohingya refugees gather to collect relief materials from a distribution point in the Kutupalong Refugee Camp in Ukhia in Bangladesh's Cox's Bazar district on March 6, 2025. [AFP]
The plight of Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh could rapidly deteriorate further unless more funding can be secured for critical assistance services, according to the United Nations refugee agency.
Wednesday, July 2, 2025
Rohingya Muslims cling to life in refugee camps
DAILY SABAH
Jul 02, 2025
Rohingya Muslims in Bangladesh’s Cox’s Bazar Kutupalong Refugee Camp struggle to survive amid harsh conditions, facing growing difficulties accessing food, health care and shelter as international aid declines.
Why the 2025 UN Conference Must Deliver on the Rohingya Crisis
THE | DIPLOMAT
By Zulficar Niaz Tushar
July 02, 2025
This September, the United Nations will host a long-awaited High-Level Conference on the Situation of Rohingya Muslims and Other Minorities in Myanmar. Set to take place in New York, it’s a moment that has been years in the making — proposed by Bangladesh’s chief adviser, Professor Muhammad Yunus, during the 79th U.N. General Assembly and now backed by 106 countries across continents. But behind the diplomacy and formality lies something far more urgent: the fate of over a million people who have been living in limbo for far too long.
Monday, June 30, 2025
Today's Top News (Quick Search ) June 2025
NEWS TODAY ( Today Top News )
30.06.2025
- AAP Shielding Rohingyas And Bangladeshi Intruders: BJP Hits Back At AAP - -YouTube
- Another political prisoner dies at Mandalay’s Obo; Justice for Myanmar accuses Minsk of arming Naypyidaw -Democratic Voice of Burma
- Assam Police Seize Illegal Burmese Supari Worth ₹7 Lakh -Borok Times
- Bangkok building collapsed after Myanmar quake due to construction, design flaws, probe shows -The Straits Times
- Illegal Bangladeshi, Rohingya infiltrators won't be allowed to stay in Delhi, asserts Sirsa-The Statesman
- In Myanmar, a poisoned pill fuels a ruthless conflict -Myanmar Now
- Julie Bishop visits Moscow in role as UN special envoy for Myanmar -WA Today
- Key papers relocated to Dhanyawaddy Naval HQ due to security concerns in Kyaukphyu-Narinjara News
- Living on a prayer: How an NI musical missionary evaded Myanmar militia whose job was ‘to murder Christians’ -Belfast Telegraph
- Myanmar: A Nation Interrupted –-mizzima
- Myanmar's Silent Agony: Civil War, Repression, and Global Indifference-Thailand Business News
- Myanmar's Yangon approves 8 new investment projects, creating 6773 jobs - Xinhua-Xinhua
- People's Daily -
- River contamination tops govt's Chiang Rai to-do list -Bangkok Post
- Rohingya repatriation at a crossroads -Asia News Network
- The Lady Myanmar's generals can't defeat -Global Voices
- TNLA-controlled towns in Myanmar's Shan State face continuous airstrikes, 5 dead in 3 days-mizzima
- Youth cultural performances celebrate 75 years of China-Myanmar diplomatic relations
Sunday, June 29, 2025
Friday, June 27, 2025
Saturday, May 31, 2025
Today's Top News (Quick Search ) May 2025
NEWS TODAY ( Today Top News )
31.05.2025
- A Closing Window: How Aid Cuts Are Undermining Rohingya PossibilitiesRefugees International
- AA Kills Myanmar Junta General near Kyaukphyu -The Irrawaddy
- China calls the shots in Myanmar's civil war |The Economist
- Chinese workers abandon projects in Kyaukphyu as conflict escalates -Narinjara News
- Four Students Injured in Airstrike on Kawkareik Township |Burma News International
- General Briefing: Myanmar – CSW
- In Mae Sot, Myanmar's refugees are pooled as 'forced, cheap labor' - UCA News
- India Deports Rohingya Activist Despite UN Plea, Raising Global Concerns -ShiaWaves
- India expels Rohingya human rights defender after years of arbitrary detention, ignoring UN ...Maktoob Media
- India: Government Arbitrarily Detained & Forcibly Transferred Rohingya Human Rights ... - ScoopScoop
- Karen Offensive Seizes a Dozen Junta Bases Along Myanmar-Thai Border - The Irrawaddy
- Many survivors of Myanmar's devastating quake in March still live in leaky tents |AP News
- Mass Drowning of Rohingya Refugees: A Tragedy Fueled by Arakan Army Brutality and ...ReliefWeb
- Myanmar Police Seize Historic Sagaing Mosque in Ownership Dispute - The Irrawaddy
- Over 400 homes torched, six civilians killed during Myanmar junta raid in Salin TownshipBurma News International
- Pradeep C. Nair | Rohingya 'Corridor' Poses a Threat to India's NortheastDeccan Chronicle
- Ramyana Mon Army Formed | lBurma News International
- Rohingya groups call for sanctions on Arakan Army over rights violations - Anadolu Ajansı
Thursday, May 29, 2025
Saturday, May 17, 2025
UN agency, Rohingya refugees allege Indian authorities cast dozens of them into the sea near Myanmar
AP
By SHEIKH SAALIQ and PIYUSH NAGPAL
May 17, 2025
The Office of the U.N. High Commissioner for Human Rights, in a statement on Thursday, said at least 40 Rohingya refugees were detained in New Delhi and cast into the sea by the Indian navy near the maritime border with Myanmar. The refugees — including children, women and older people — swam ashore, but their whereabouts in Myanmar remain unknown, the agency said.
A Rohingya refugee who has not been identified due to safety concerns, talks to The Associated Press in New Delhi, India, about how his family was deported to an island in Myanmar, Friday, May 16, 2025. (AP Photo/Manish Swarup)
The Office of the U.N. High Commissioner for Human Rights, in a statement on Thursday, said at least 40 Rohingya refugees were detained in New Delhi and cast into the sea by the Indian navy near the maritime border with Myanmar. The refugees — including children, women and older people — swam ashore, but their whereabouts in Myanmar remain unknown, the agency said.
Friday, May 16, 2025
UN expert slams India's reported expulsion of Rohingya refugees as 'outrageous'
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Beyza Binnur Donmez
15.05.2025
15.05.2025
Tom Andrews, UN special rapporteur on situation of human rights in Myanmar, calls on India to ‘repudiate unconscionable acts against Rohingya refugees’
Rohingya people
A UN human rights expert on Thursday slammed an incident in which Indian authorities allegedly forced Rohingya refugees off a naval vessel into waters off Myanmar, announcing an inquiry into what he called "unconscionable, unacceptable acts."
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