Search results 159 items matching your search terms. Relevance Date (newest first) Past 24 Hours Past 7 Days Past 60 Days Last 12 Months Bengali news Malaysian News Thai News Indonesian News Philippine News Special Reports In Focus Commentaries Slideshows Video Bangladesh to Start Sending Rohingya Refugees to Remote Island This Week Dec 02, 2020 International organizations have criticized the plan, saying Bhashan Char is vulnerable to cyclones and not inhabitable. Bangladesh Roundly Criticized as it Begins Moving Rohingya to Remote Island Dec 03, 2020 Dhaka broke its promise not to relocate refugees until humanitarian experts approved the move, Human Rights Watch says. Bangladesh Starts Moving Rohingya to Bay of Bengal Isle Dec 03, 2020 A first batch of refugees leaves for Bashan Char Island. Bangladeshi Experts Voice Concerns about Chinese Plans for Dam on Brahmaputra’s Upper Reaches Dec 07, 2020 An ex-Bangladesh Water Development Board official says diversion of river’s waters could have disastrous consequences downstream. Bangladesh Approves Chinese-Led Wind Power Project Dec 09, 2020 Government will pay $240 million for power the plant generates over 20 years. Bangladesh Installs Last Span of Ambitious, Chinese-Backed Bridge Project Dec 10, 2020 The bridge on the Padma River is expected to open for vehicular traffic in a year, officials say, US Expresses Concern About Bangladesh’s Transfer of Rohingya to Remote Island Dec 10, 2020 Washington urges Dhaka to allow United Nations to determine if island is habitable before relocation. Bangladesh: Facebook Blocks 2 Groups over Hacking Allegations Dec 11, 2020 Don’s Team and CRAF members are accused of targeting activists, journalists and minorities. Bangladesh PM Again Urges India to Sign Teesta Water-Sharing Deal Dec 17, 2020 At virtual summit, Sheikh Hasina also tells Narendra Modi of Dhaka’s interest in joining three-nation highway project. Bangladesh Court Charges 12 Police Personnel in Shooting Death of Ex-Army Major Dec 21, 2020 The killing was premeditated and planned by a policeman involved in drug smuggling, charge sheet says. Bangladesh Begins Moving Second Batch of Rohingya Refugees to Remote Island Dec 28, 2020 United Nations says government still considering its request to assess conditions on Bhashan Char. UN: Still No Permission from Bangladesh to Access Rohingya Island Dec 31, 2020 Yet, government says, it’s “ready to facilitate” United Nations in assessing livability of island where refugees are being relocated. Bangladesh: On Track to Complete Barbed-Wire Fence Around Rohingya Camps by mid-2021 Jan 06, 2021 Separately, Malaysia detained 35 Rohingya who illegally entered from Indonesia, police say. Many Pregnant Women in Rural Bangladesh Being Refused Healthcare Due to Pandemic Jan 07, 2021 This could lead to a rise in infant and maternal mortality, health experts say. Bangladesh National Sentenced in US for Human Smuggling Jan 07, 2021 The man arrested at a Texas airport in 2018 had smuggled 14 Bangladeshis across the U.S.-Mexico border. COVID-19: Indonesia Plans to Launch Mass Inoculations With Chinese Vaccine Next Week Jan 05, 2021 This depends on the country’s drugs regulator authorizing emergency use of Sinovac Biotech’s vaccine. Indonesian Police Kill 2 JAD Suspects with Alleged Ties to Philippine Bombing Jan 06, 2021 The suspects killed in South Sulawesi had sent money to Indonesians who bombed a southern Philippine church two years ago. Rebels Torch Plane, Shoot Helicopter in Indonesia’s Papua Region Jan 07, 2021 Papuan rebels claim responsibility for attacks on aircraft in Intan Jaya and Mimika regencies. Indonesia Frees Radical Cleric Accused of Links to ’02 Bali Bombings Jan 08, 2021 “It’s still raw after all of these years later,” Australia’s prime minister says about the release of Abu Bakar Bashir. Crash Feared After Indonesian Jetliner Vanishes Jan 09, 2021 A search is under way for the missing plane, Sriwijaya Air flight 182, in waters around the Thousand Islands off Jakarta. Malaysia’s Top Glove Says Supply Shortage May Increase Price of Gloves Nov 25, 2020 The company also expects delivery delays after it suspended operations at 28 plants due to a huge coronavirus outbreak. Malaysian PM Overcomes Hurdle in Key Vote on Budget Nov 26, 2020 Muhyiddin Yassin is not entirely in the clear as his government tries to push through first bill. Malaysia Launches Probes into Top Glove’s Housing for Workers Dec 01, 2020 Six factories are being investigated after raids uncovered cramped, uncomfortable accommodations for laborers. India Seeks Malaysian Intelligence Input on Alleged Financing for Terror Plot Dec 15, 2020 Indian Islamic cleric and Rohingya leader transferred $200,000 from Kuala Lumpur, Indian reports say, citing intelligence sources. Malaysia’s Muhyiddin Survives Parliamentary Test with Budget’s Passage Dec 15, 2020 A margin of three votes gave the unelected prime minister his first legislative win. Malaysian Oversight Body to Question UMNO Chief in Navy Ship-Building Probe Dec 18, 2020 The RM 9 billion contract awarded to a local shipbuilder has been plagued with delays. Malaysian Military Network Targeted in Cyberattack Dec 29, 2020 No damage done, but cyberattack attempts are ongoing, military chief says. US Blocks Imports From Malaysian Palm Oil Giant Over Alleged Forced Labor Dec 30, 2020 Investigation into Sime Darby Plantation Berhad found 11 indicators of forced labor, U.S. customs agency says. Malaysia Doesn't Agree With 'Drastic' US Block of Sime Darby Palm Oil Dec 31, 2020 Washington should have given company chance to disprove forced labor allegations, minister says. Singapore: $204 MN Spent on Canceled High-Speed Rail Project With Malaysia Jan 04, 2021 But under a bilateral agreement, neither side can reveal how much Singapore will be compensated. 1 2 3 4 5 6 Next 30 items
Search results 159 items matching your search terms. Relevance Date (newest first) Past 24 Hours Past 7 Days Past 60 Days Last 12 Months Bengali news Malaysian News Thai News Indonesian News Philippine News Special Reports In Focus Commentaries Slideshows Video Bangladesh to Start Sending Rohingya Refugees to Remote Island This Week Dec 02, 2020 International organizations have criticized the plan, saying Bhashan Char is vulnerable to cyclones and not inhabitable. Bangladesh Roundly Criticized as it Begins Moving Rohingya to Remote Island Dec 03, 2020 Dhaka broke its promise not to relocate refugees until humanitarian experts approved the move, Human Rights Watch says. Bangladesh Starts Moving Rohingya to Bay of Bengal Isle Dec 03, 2020 A first batch of refugees leaves for Bashan Char Island. Bangladeshi Experts Voice Concerns about Chinese Plans for Dam on Brahmaputra’s Upper Reaches Dec 07, 2020 An ex-Bangladesh Water Development Board official says diversion of river’s waters could have disastrous consequences downstream. Bangladesh Approves Chinese-Led Wind Power Project Dec 09, 2020 Government will pay $240 million for power the plant generates over 20 years. Bangladesh Installs Last Span of Ambitious, Chinese-Backed Bridge Project Dec 10, 2020 The bridge on the Padma River is expected to open for vehicular traffic in a year, officials say, US Expresses Concern About Bangladesh’s Transfer of Rohingya to Remote Island Dec 10, 2020 Washington urges Dhaka to allow United Nations to determine if island is habitable before relocation. Bangladesh: Facebook Blocks 2 Groups over Hacking Allegations Dec 11, 2020 Don’s Team and CRAF members are accused of targeting activists, journalists and minorities. Bangladesh PM Again Urges India to Sign Teesta Water-Sharing Deal Dec 17, 2020 At virtual summit, Sheikh Hasina also tells Narendra Modi of Dhaka’s interest in joining three-nation highway project. Bangladesh Court Charges 12 Police Personnel in Shooting Death of Ex-Army Major Dec 21, 2020 The killing was premeditated and planned by a policeman involved in drug smuggling, charge sheet says. Bangladesh Begins Moving Second Batch of Rohingya Refugees to Remote Island Dec 28, 2020 United Nations says government still considering its request to assess conditions on Bhashan Char. UN: Still No Permission from Bangladesh to Access Rohingya Island Dec 31, 2020 Yet, government says, it’s “ready to facilitate” United Nations in assessing livability of island where refugees are being relocated. Bangladesh: On Track to Complete Barbed-Wire Fence Around Rohingya Camps by mid-2021 Jan 06, 2021 Separately, Malaysia detained 35 Rohingya who illegally entered from Indonesia, police say. Many Pregnant Women in Rural Bangladesh Being Refused Healthcare Due to Pandemic Jan 07, 2021 This could lead to a rise in infant and maternal mortality, health experts say. Bangladesh National Sentenced in US for Human Smuggling Jan 07, 2021 The man arrested at a Texas airport in 2018 had smuggled 14 Bangladeshis across the U.S.-Mexico border. COVID-19: Indonesia Plans to Launch Mass Inoculations With Chinese Vaccine Next Week Jan 05, 2021 This depends on the country’s drugs regulator authorizing emergency use of Sinovac Biotech’s vaccine. Indonesian Police Kill 2 JAD Suspects with Alleged Ties to Philippine Bombing Jan 06, 2021 The suspects killed in South Sulawesi had sent money to Indonesians who bombed a southern Philippine church two years ago. Rebels Torch Plane, Shoot Helicopter in Indonesia’s Papua Region Jan 07, 2021 Papuan rebels claim responsibility for attacks on aircraft in Intan Jaya and Mimika regencies. Indonesia Frees Radical Cleric Accused of Links to ’02 Bali Bombings Jan 08, 2021 “It’s still raw after all of these years later,” Australia’s prime minister says about the release of Abu Bakar Bashir. Crash Feared After Indonesian Jetliner Vanishes Jan 09, 2021 A search is under way for the missing plane, Sriwijaya Air flight 182, in waters around the Thousand Islands off Jakarta. Malaysia’s Top Glove Says Supply Shortage May Increase Price of Gloves Nov 25, 2020 The company also expects delivery delays after it suspended operations at 28 plants due to a huge coronavirus outbreak. Malaysian PM Overcomes Hurdle in Key Vote on Budget Nov 26, 2020 Muhyiddin Yassin is not entirely in the clear as his government tries to push through first bill. Malaysia Launches Probes into Top Glove’s Housing for Workers Dec 01, 2020 Six factories are being investigated after raids uncovered cramped, uncomfortable accommodations for laborers. India Seeks Malaysian Intelligence Input on Alleged Financing for Terror Plot Dec 15, 2020 Indian Islamic cleric and Rohingya leader transferred $200,000 from Kuala Lumpur, Indian reports say, citing intelligence sources. Malaysia’s Muhyiddin Survives Parliamentary Test with Budget’s Passage Dec 15, 2020 A margin of three votes gave the unelected prime minister his first legislative win. Malaysian Oversight Body to Question UMNO Chief in Navy Ship-Building Probe Dec 18, 2020 The RM 9 billion contract awarded to a local shipbuilder has been plagued with delays. Malaysian Military Network Targeted in Cyberattack Dec 29, 2020 No damage done, but cyberattack attempts are ongoing, military chief says. US Blocks Imports From Malaysian Palm Oil Giant Over Alleged Forced Labor Dec 30, 2020 Investigation into Sime Darby Plantation Berhad found 11 indicators of forced labor, U.S. customs agency says. Malaysia Doesn't Agree With 'Drastic' US Block of Sime Darby Palm Oil Dec 31, 2020 Washington should have given company chance to disprove forced labor allegations, minister says. Singapore: $204 MN Spent on Canceled High-Speed Rail Project With Malaysia Jan 04, 2021 But under a bilateral agreement, neither side can reveal how much Singapore will be compensated. 1 2 3 4 5 6 Next 30 items