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

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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

Insight Story

Who is planting landmines inside Bangladesh territory?

The victims include Bangladeshi farmers, hill workers, Rohingya refugees, woodcutters and even BGB personnel

June 22, 2026

Cox's Bazar

7 Bangladeshi Fishermen Detained by Arakan Army in Teknaf

The fishermen mistakenly entered Myanmar waters and were detained.

June 15, 2026

Cox's Bazar

Robbery and gang rape in Cox’s Bazar: Womanand her daughter among victims

Police have so far arrested six individuals in connection with the case.

June 9, 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

Cox's Bazar

Mother, daughter allegedly gang-raped in Cox’s Bazar: case filed, huntfor suspects ongoing

when a gang of eight to ten armed men broke into the family home by cutting through a window grille.

June 10, 2026

Refugee

$710 million aid appeal: As UN warns Rohingyas’ hope of return to Myanmar is fading

The UN further warned that ongoing conflict in Rakhine State is dimming prospects for repatriation in the near future, prompting many Rohingyas to attempt dangerous sea journeys to other countries

May 20, 2026

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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

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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

Refugee

Yunus’s time runs out, Rohingyas still far from home

As Chief Adviser Muhammad Yunus’s tenure draws to a close, the promised reality has failed to materialise. Rohingyas who clung to the assurance of “the next Eid in Myanmar” are set to spend yet another Eid in the refugee camps of Cox’s Bazar. Electoral realities, Myanmar’s volatile situation and international silence have once again pushed the humanitarian crisis into uncertainty.

February 10, 2026

Analysis

What Kind of Cox’s Bazar Do We Want: Citizens Confront Development, Corruption and Governance

No policy, no honest leadership—yet unplanned development continues. A roundtable discussion exposed Cox’s Bazar’s deep crisis alongside its unrealised potential.

January 26, 2026

Cox's Bazar

Landmine Blast Along Naf River Sparks Panic in Whykong Border Villages

The explosion occurred on Monday in the Lambabil area of Whykong Union, Teknaf, near the embankment along the Naf River. The victim, Mohammad Hanif, 28, a resident of Lambabil, lost his leg in the blast.

January 16, 2026

Cox's Bazar

Bullet-hit child Afnan being shifted to Dhaka neuroscience hospital

Chattogram Medical College Hospital Director Brigadier General Taslim Uddin said on Tuesday that surgeons were unable to extract the bullet after hours of complicated surgery, as it is lodged in a highly sensitive area of the brain.

January 13, 2026

Cox's Bazar

Surgery done but Afnan’s condition still extremely critical

The child was shot during clashes between the Arakan Army and Rohingya armed groups along the Myanmar border in Teknaf, Cox’s Bazar. The fighting began around 11:00pm on Saturday and continued until about 10:00am on Sunday in the Totar Dwip area on the Myanmar side, adjacent to the Whykong Union border.

January 12, 2026

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