Crime Geo-politics World At least 17 dead as boat carrying Rohingyas sinks in Bay of Bengal 3 years ago Southeast Asia Journal Share this: News Desk At least 17 Rohingyas were killed and 30 remain missing after a boat… Share this:
CHT Environment Flood situation improves in Bandarban 3 years ago Southeast Asia Journal Share this: News Desk The flood situation in Bandarban has further improved, with officials stating that all… Share this:
Geo-politics World What’s behind India’s rampant religious violence? 3 years ago Southeast Asia Journal Share this: News Desk The northern state of Haryana — bordering on the Indian capital, New Delhi… Share this:
Crime Geo-politics World At least 17 dead after Rohingya boat breaks up off Myanmar: rescuers 3 years ago Southeast Asia Journal Share this: News Desk At least 17 people drowned when a boat carrying Rohingya refugees fleeing Myanmar’s… Share this:
Geo-politics National Experience I had, only seen in films, says Sufiul Anam after returning home 3 years ago Southeast Asia Journal Share this: News Desk Bangladeshi UN official Lt Col AKM Sufiul Anam (retd), who had been abducted… Share this:
Geo-politics Politics World Pakistan parliament dissolved to hold national election 3 years ago Southeast Asia Journal Share this: News Desk Pakistan’s parliament was dissolved by the president on Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif’s advice… Share this:
Crime Geo-politics World South Korea: Myanmar arms ban in place after UN concern 3 years ago Southeast Asia Journal Share this: News Desk South Korea said on Wednesday its ban on the sale of arms to… Share this:
CHT Environment Over 250 tourists stuck in Sajek due to flash floods 3 years ago Southeast Asia Journal Share this: News Desk More than 250 tourists have been stuck in the Ruilui tourist centre in… Share this:
Geo-politics National Abducted Bangladeshi UN official Sufiul rescued from Al-Qaeda in Yemen 3 years ago Southeast Asia Journal Share this: News Desk Bangladeshi UN official Lt Col Sufiul Anam (retd), who had been abducted by… Share this:
Uncategorized Post-coup Myanmar: War crimes by military ‘more frequent, brazen’ 3 years ago Southeast Asia Journal Share this: News Desk War crimes committed by Myanmar’s military, including the bombing of civilians, have become… Share this:
Sayeman wins three awards at SATA 2026 
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Thousands protest in Bengaluru demanding India’s election chief resign 