bangladesh

Leader who bends too far to international will could lose support of people she governs

'They are living without water, food, clothes and shelter'

Intelligence agencies suspect Rohingya Muslim leaders are in touch with Pakistan-based militant groups

Tens of thousands of people may still be waiting to cross Naf river

At least 99 Rohingya are now known to have died making the perilous crossing on flimsy boats since a crisis erupted

Rohingya militants attacked police posts in late August, prompting a military backlash

United Nations rights chief has also said the violence seemed to be a ‘textbook example of ethnic cleansing’

More than 300,000 Rohingya have poured into Bangladesh

Briefs diplomats that the total number of Rohingya fleeing to Bangladesh has reached 700,000

Hungry Rohingya are running towards every food truck that arrives in the camps

It is the only hospital in the area with the facilities to treat serious gunshot wounds

Annual growth rates in Bangladesh have been above 7 per cent in the last two years

Australia spinner claimed six wickets for 60 runs to steer side to series-levelling win

Burmese in Karachi’s Arkanabad mourn the ‘genocide’ of community in Myanmar’s Arakan

Refugees from Myanmar's Rohingya Muslim minority have lost limbs as they fled the country by triggering landmines

Visitors lead Bangladesh by 72 runs after scoring 377-9; are looking to avoid first-ever series defeat

Terms it 'fake news'

Last month, India said it wanted to deport 40,000 Rohingya refugees who left Myanmar in previous years

Cricket Australia insists it is comfortable with security in Bangladesh

Hosts end day one of third Test on 253 for six against Australia

Violence in Myanmar was set off by a coordinated attack on dozens of police posts and army base by Rohingya insurgents

Turkish FM says his country has mobilised the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation on the issue

Ninth-ranked Bangladesh downed the Kangaroos by 20 runs in the opening fixture

Difference between Test cricket’s traditional giant and minnow continues to grow smaller

Migrants were travelling on 'rickety inland fishing boats'

'If Myanmar wished, the security forces of the two countries could conduct joint operations against the militants'

Hosts finish day two of the opening Test with 88-run second inning lead against Australia

Myanmar's Rohingya are world's largest stateless minority and endure severe restrictions on their movements

Rohingya have been fleeing Myanmar to Bangladesh since the early 1990s

Attacks marked a dramatic escalation of a conflict that has simmered since a similar offensive last October

If found guilty the teachers face a maximum life imprisonment

Bangladesh has been one of the key exporting destinations for Pakistani goods over the decade

Coach Lehmann believes left-arm finger spinner provides his team with flexibility

Flood waters in the three countries have left hundreds of people stranded and communities cut off from road access

25-year-old teacher denied forcing the children to drink the water, saying she was only trying to scare them

Police say teenagers were snapping selfies at flooded road in Melandah when they were swept away by powerful currents

Hasina's secular government blames JMB for a slew of attacks in recent years

Coach vows team won’t be under-prepared for upcoming Bangladesh tour

Even after 70 years, South Asia has not yet settled down in ways that it could act as a region

Customs officials became suspicious when they noticed Jamil Akhter had travelled overseas 13 times this year

Pacer, leg-spinner replace injured fast-bowlers Pattinson, Starc

Sultan has been charged under tough anti-pornography laws that could land him in prison for 10 years

Police claim Risila Binte Wazer was having marital problems

Ruling Awami League says 'they did not like the matter'

Photos of the victim and her mother spread quickly online, outraging Bangladeshis who urged police to take action

'I am extremely happy that I got my daughter back'

Country should attract investment through joint ventures, technological collaboration

Some 75,000 people fled across the nearby border to Bangladesh, according to the United Nations

Of the 100 killings, a third were linked to mining and oil operations

In May this year, 22 girls left the shelter for home, and travel permits have now arrived of 18 of the 19 girls