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NRBs ready to help Bangladesh

NRBs or non-resident Bangladeshis comprise people of Bangladeshi origin who live outside Bangladesh. The émigré community that has settled in various parts of our planet fall under the NRB category...

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Bangladeshis deserve to hear Yunus first

THE interim government that assumed office on August 8 after the fall of the brutally repressive regime of the Awami League has so far been enjoying social and political legitimacy, largely because it is the outcome of an all pervasive student-led mass uprising. The public at large has apparently welcomed the government because of its pledge...

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Govt response to Bangladeshis’ jailing in Dubai unfortunate

THE remarks of the foreign affairs minister and the expatriate welfare and overseas employment minister that the arrest and the imprisonment of 57 Bangladeshis in Dubai is an internal affair of the United Arab Emirates are unfortunate and, therefore, unacceptable. The remarks that the ministers made in Dhaka on July 24 are nothing short...

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Climate migration in the Sundarbans

IN 2022, 7.1 million Bangladeshis were forcibly displaced by weather-related events, a figure forecast to nearly double by 2050. One US Agency for International Development report estimates that 90 million Bangladeshis — 56 per cent of the population — live in regions classified as ‘high climate exposure areas.’ Half of them face ‘very high’ exposure...

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Dhaka, Delhi must work together to stop illegal organ trade

THE detention of three Bangladeshis and four Indians, including a surgeon, by the Delhi police in the past week for illegal trafficking in organs, suggests that the authorities of both the countries have failed to stop transnational illegal organ trade that has continued for years. The detained surgeon of the Delhi-based Indraprastha Apollo Hospitals...

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Death of migrant workers must be investigated

THE plights of exploited migrant workers have fallen on deaf ears of successive governments as the number of death in destination countries continues to increase. The Wage Earners and Welfare Board says that at least 4,261 Bangladeshis died abroad in July 2023–June 2024. Official statistics also report a staggering 41,053 death in 2002–2021...

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Govt must work for release of Bangladeshis from foreign jails

THIS is distressing that 11,450 Bangladeshis languish, as the foreign minister said in the parliament in a scripted answer on July 1, in jails in 31 countries. Quoting Bangladesh missions abroad, the minister says that the highest of 5,746 Bangladeshis are detained in jails in Saudi Arabia. The breakdown shows that 1,579 Bangladeshis are in jails in India...

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Bangladeshis seeking asylum in EU up by 17pc

The number of first-time asylum applicants from Bangladesh seeking international protection in the European Union increased by 17.63 per cent in March this year to 4,135, compared with 3,885 in the same month of 2023...

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3 Bangladeshis injured in BSF firing

At least three Bangladeshis, including a farmer, were injured as the Indian Border Security Force shot at them reportedly entering the Bangladesh territory near the Hatibandha border in Lalmonirhat on Friday...

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9 Bangladeshis in Forbes Asia list

Forbes, one of the world’s prestigious business magazines, has published the list of its ninth annual 30 under 30 Asia, Class of 2024 on Wednesday, including nine Bangladeshi rising stars...

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20 return from India after serving sentences

Twenty Bangladeshis returned home from India through the Benapole check post on Tuesday evening, handed over after serving sentences in the Indian prison system...