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- Ukrainians wake up to Trump’s pause on all military aid
- BCB to increase cricketers’ payments
- Families sent home to ruins of east DR Congo conflict
- Two units resume generation in Barapukuria power plant
- Tanks, rockets, radar, drones: US aid to Ukraine since 2022
- Australia opt to bat against India
- Bangladesh could benefit from global trade tensions: Analysis
- Saudi oil giant Aramco reports decline in annual profit, cuts dividend
- CID sues Sadeeq Agro chairman for laundering Tk133cr
- Customers flock to Bashundhara City for comfortable attire, exclusive discounts
- 2 policemen deployed in each metro coach
- Thailand considers border wall to tackle scam networks
- List of 1,067 Bangladeshis detained in Indian jails found
- India looks to press ‘advantage’ against Australia in Champions Trophy semifinal
- Giant chipmaker TSMC to spend $100B to expand chip manufacturing in US
- Google sheets upgrades with Gemini AI for smarter analysis
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Bangladeshi asylum applications in Europe reach record high in 2024, 96% rejected
The number of Bangladeshi asylum applications in Europe hit a record high in 2024, though nearly 96% were rejected, according to data published on Monday by the European Union Agency for Asylum (EUAA). A total of 43,236 Bangladeshis applied for asylum in EU+ countriesthe highest in a...
Over 2,000 Afghan asylum requests rejected in UK
Over 2,000 Afghan asylum requests were rejected in the UK during the last quarter of 2024, sparking concerns about a growing hostile environment for refugees, rights activists warn, reports Khaama Press. The UK Home Office statistics released on Thursday show a dramatic drop in the acceptance...
Uyghur detainees in Thailand fear imminent deportation to China, risking persecution
A group of 43 Uyghur men detained in Thailand for over a decade is appealing to halt their potential deportation to China, fearing persecution and torture. In a letter obtained by The Associated Press, the detainees expressed grave concerns, stating, We could be imprisoned, and we might even lose...