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The Fiction of a Governed State On paper, Rakhine appears to be a state under an identifiable authority, with the military government in Naypyidaw issuing administrative decrees, controlling borders, and signing agreements with Bangladesh.
Eight years on, Cox’s Bazar runs on routine, not alarms. The Rohingya do not move at random.
Ershadullah, the BNP candidate for Chattogram-8–8, was shot by armed assailants on Wednesday evening while campaigning.
Forty-one years ago today, I was standing on the ground-floor verandah of Bulbul Lalitakala Academy in Dhaka’s Wise Ghat when I heard on All…
Eight years after the Rohingya refugee influx began, Cox’s Bazar no longer runs on tents, convoys, and announcements alone.
Eight years on from 2017, Cox’s Bazar runs on routine, not alarms.
Malala Yousafzai only wished to learn. For that simple desire—to study—someone tried to kill her.
If Donald Trump had been able to start this tariff war ten years earlier, one could have said without hesitation that America would have won this economic battle.
Eight years have passed since August 25, 2017, when hundreds of thousands of Rohingya crossed the Naf River to escape violence in Myanmar’s Rakhine State.
Freedom fighter, politician, and former minister Nurul Majid Humayun died in prison after being denied necessary medical treatment.
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