Pakistan-Bangladesh Cricket Test Series 2024 – A Critical Review
The Bangladesh cricket team on Tuesday made history by winning the 2nd Pakistan-Bangladesh Cricket test by six wickets, securing a 2-0 Test series victory in Rawalpindi.
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UN supports response as Cyclone Remal batters communities in Bangladesh, India
At least 16 people are reported to have been killed as the region was hit by Cyclone Remal on Sunday evening, local time, bringing gales of over 110 kilometres per hour (about 70 miles per hour), torrential rain and storm surges that inundated low-lying areas. Classified as a “severe” cyclonic storm, Remal is the first…
Bangladesh: Citing ‘dangerous decline’ of human rights, experts urge key reforms
The Human Rights Council-appointed experts’ call follows on from the election victory of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina earlier this month, who secured a controversial fourth term with the main opposition party deciding to boycott the poll. Ms. Hasina and her Awami League party won 223 of the 300 parliamentary seats being contested amid violent protests…
World News in Brief, Bangladesh democracy call, accountability for Israeli victims of sexual violence, plastic pollution in the Antarctic, powering Ukraine
High Commissioner Volker Türk voiced his concern that Sunday’s poll which saw Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina secure a fifth term in office, was “marred by violence and repression of opposition candidates and supporters”, according to a press release from rights office OHCHR. “In the months leading up to the vote, thousands of opposition supporters have…
Bangladesh, Maldives, DPR Korea make ‘tremendous’ strides toward disease elimination
Visceral leishmaniasis – a parasitic disease spread by sandflies – has been wiped out in Bangladesh, along with rubella in the Democratic Republic of Korea (more commonly known as North Korea) said WHO in a statement. Bangladesh has become the first country to be validated for the elimination of visceral leishmaniasis (also known as kala…
Bangladesh faces the worst dengue epidemic, 1006 people died
File photo. Bangladesh is facing its worst dengue epidemic, with official figures showing that the mosquito-borne disease has killed more than 1,000 people this year. According to the data released by the Ministry of Health of Bangladesh, more than 2 lakh cases of dengue have been confirmed this year, while the deaths due to this…
Dangerous increase in dengue patients, 1 thousand deaths
—File photo Bangladeshi authorities have confirmed that the dengue virus has become an extremely dangerous epidemic in the country, which has led to an alarming increase in the number of deaths this year. According to the Bangladesh Ministry of Health, the number of confirmed dengue cases in Bangladesh this year was more than 200,000, while…
Dengue virus has become a very dangerous epidemic
Photo courtesy of Foreign Media Dengue virus has become a very dangerous epidemic in Bangladesh due to which the death toll has reached close to 1 thousand. Local health officials in Bangladesh say that the country was not prepared for an emergency after the current situation of the virus, due to which the virus has…
Shun path of confrontation and work together for the SDGs, urges Bangladesh leader
Sheikh Hasina said that achievement of Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) in developing countries has been greatly impeded by lingering impacts of the pandemic, the effects of an existential climate crisis, and the wide ramifications of the war in Ukraine affecting global food, financial, and energy securities have greatly impeded the. Looking ahead to next year’s…
Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh need urgent support as crises multiply: UNHCR
This week marks six years since over 700,000 mostly-Muslim Rohingya men, women, and children joined the hundreds of thousands of others already sheltering in Bangladesh, following a brutal crackdown by security forces in Myanmar. As humanitarian conditions in the world’s largest refugee settlement worsen, however, the challenges surrounding this protracted crisis continue to increase. Funds…