
Myanmar has said it will take back nearly 300,000 Rohingya from refugee camps in Bangladesh once the security situation improves, according to a Foreign Ministry statement issued on Saturday. The ministry said the individuals had been identified, after verification, as former residents of western Ra

India’s Myanmar policy now rests on a contradiction that New Delhi can no longer easily conceal. A foreign policy carrying such serious regional and security implications must be clearly articulated and made subject to public scrutiny, rather than pursued through ambiguity and deniable channels. In

Former Bangladesh prime minister Sheikh Hasina has no legal scope to surrender and will be arrested as soon as she returns to the country, State Minister for Foreign Affairs Shama Obaed Islam said on Thursday. Shama Obaed Islam made the remarks while responding to questions from journalists at a pre

Prime Minister Tarique Rahman today said the government is firmly committed to achieving a peaceful and swift resolution to the Rohingya crisis. He made the remarks while responding to a starred question from treasurer bench MP Md. Selim Reza from Sirajganj-1 during the question-and-answer session