Cox's Bazar

A girl, A sea and A city riding the same wave

Not because she is the city itself, but because she has come to represent something deeply rooted in it—the sea, the struggle, the possibilities and the dream of going beyond the horizon. ...

September 3, 2026

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Refugee

Third-Country Resettlement Fuels New Dreams-and New Fears of Repatriation in Rohingya Camps

“Resettling such a large Rohingya population in third countries is not realistic. There is no precedent anywhere in the world for resettling such a large population in third countries on that scale. It is a kind of false dream”

August 24, 2026

Refugee

Rohingya Repatriation: How Far Away Is a Solution?

Rohingya leaders say they have been hearing since 2018 that repatriation would happen “today or tomorrow.” But in reality, there has been no visible progress towards repatriation.

August 21, 2026

Refugee

Aid Cuts Leave Thousands Exposed to Landslides in Rohingya Camps

Landslides between 2021 and 2026 have killed 28 people and injured at least 80 across the camps.

June 30, 2026

Insight Story

Border Deaths, No Justice: Bangladesh Pays for Myanmar’s War

Bangladesh’s people are paying the price for Myanmar’s conflict — with no accountability, no human rights

June 25, 2026

Refugee

How the Rohingyas Are Deeply Connected to Arakan

over the course of Arakan’s nearly 2,000-year history, the Burma region ruled Arakan for roughly 66 years. He referred to two periods: around 24 years between 1406 and 1430, and approximately 40 years from Bodawpaya’s conquest of Arakan in 1784 until the arrival of the British in 1824.

August 24, 2026

Opinion

A love letter to Cox’s Bazar: A city that taught me to stay

It opened its arms. It embraced those forced to flee their homes. It is a city where thousands of humanitarian workers live, who are trying to make the world a better place.

August 19, 2026

Cox's Bazar

Arakan Army Detains Five Fishermen with Bangladeshi Trawler off Teknaf Coast

Meanwhile, the Arakan Army issued a statement claiming that its Coast Guard Security Force detained the five Bangladeshi fishermen for allegedly entering Arakan’s territorial waters and engaging in illegal fishing.

June 29, 2026

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Refugee

Controversy over construction of concrete and steel housing in Rohingya camps

At least 888 two-storey shelters are being built in Extension ‘E’ Block of Camp-4 in Kutupalong, with around 80–90 percent of the work already completed. ...

May 6, 2026

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Cox's Bazar

Dozens feared dead as Malaysia-bound trafficking boat capsizes near Andaman Islands

Among the rescued, six are Bangladeshi nationals and three are Rohingya.

April 13, 2026

Cox's Bazar

Cries Across Teknaf: “Where is My Son?”

Those small steps that left home never return. Calls come, demands come, fear comes—but the person never comes back.

April 13, 2026

Cox's Bazar

No structured mental health services for Cox’s Bazar locals; over 250,000 Rohingya received support in eight years

“We don’t even know where to go if we face mental health issues. Having such services in government hospitals would help us a lot.”

April 7, 2026

Cox's Bazar

Teknaf Land Port Reopens After Nearly a Year, Concerns Persist Over Security and Trade Conditions

Meanwhile, the commanding officer of Teknaf 2 BGB Battalion Lt Col Hanifur Rahman said they remain within the scope of the minister’s directives.

April 7, 2026

Cox's Bazar

Rakib’s presence found in location data in Khorshed murder case, investigation takes new turn

Tarek told police he saw co-accused Rakib and several others at the scene during the incident.

April 6, 2026

Refugee

Chickenpox cases surge in Rohingya camps, not measles; over 8,000 infected in three months

In the past three months, only four children were found infected with Measles and one with Rubella.

April 5, 2026

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