Search results 8817 items matching your search terms. Relevance Date (newest first) Past 24 Hours Past 7 Days Past 60 Days Last 12 Months Bangladesh Agrees to Remove ‘Myanmar National’ from Rohingya ID Cards 2018-08-13 Rohingya leader says the concession reflects Naypyitaw’s aim to “obliterate” their rights. Bangladesh Court Declares Indemnity Act Illegal 2015-09-14 Security personnel who carried out an operation in 2002-03 are no longer immune from prosecution. UN, Bangladesh Launch Joint Effort to Verify Rohingya Refugee Identities 2018-06-27 Process using biometric data could take five to six months, UNHCR says. Bangladesh: Literacy Program Pushes Imams to Deliver Anti-Militancy Sermons 2016-06-21 Religious affairs minister: 55,180 Muslim leaders are denouncing all forms of terrorism. Bangladeshis Mourn Two Compatriots Killed in New York City 2016-08-15 Muslims in Bangladesh and New York pray for an imam and his assistant who were shot dead. Kashmiris Shun Indian Independence Day with Black Flags 2017-08-15 Many residents say they’ve endured 70 years of “forced occupation” by India. India: Rights Activists Cry Foul over Colleague’s Arrest in Kashmir 2016-11-15 Khurram Parvez has been in jail for two months over allegations of instigating violence. Maoist Rebel Attack Kills 25 Troops in Chhattisgarh: Officials 2017-04-24 Monday’s ambush was deadliest assault on security forces since 2010, police say. India: Skepticism Grows over Government Plan to Rid Water of Arsenic 2017-03-16 Groundwater contamination affects nearly 40 million people in the country, according to official estimates. Bangladesh, India Leaders Vow to Unblock Teesta Water-Sharing Deal 2017-04-10 Two countries also sign 22 agreements on defense, cyber security, nuclear energy and other areas. India: Economic Blockade Paralyzes Life in Manipur 2016-11-23 Tribals opposed to division of land have blocked roads since late October. India Steps Up Anti-Militant Vigilance on Bangladesh Border 2017-03-24 Thousands of JMB and HuJI militants have infiltrated India from Bangladesh, an Indian official confirms. Malaysia's New PM Rules Out Including Opposition in Cabinet 2021-08-23 Lower house deputy speaker quits post to ensure “impartiality” in government led by her party, UMNO. Pair plead guilty to bribery in attempt to create semi-autonomous Pacific region 2022-12-04 U.S. Attorney says the pair sought to undermine democratic processes in the Marshall Islands. In crowded Bangladesh camps, Rohingya refugees embrace family planning 2022-12-05 Roughly two-thirds of Rohingya couples are now using some form of birth control – up from virtually none five years ago. Thousands protest as Indonesia set to pass law punishing sex outside marriage 2022-12-05 New criminal code set to pass into law Tuesday also curtails other civic freedoms, rights activists say. Philippine lawmakers’ budget funds controversial anti-communist task force 2022-12-05 Activists say the money would be better spent to beef up social service programs. BNP: Police conduct mass arrests of party supporters days before big rally 2022-12-05 Bangladesh Nationalist Party leaders accuse police of rounding up more than 1,300 members, activists. More than a dozen Rohingya found dead in Myanmar’s Yangon region 2022-12-05 The bodies were discovered near a trash heap and displayed signs of trauma, sources said. Fiji military commander tells soldiers to respect election result 2022-12-05 Fiji has had four coups since 1987 and its election is a contest between former coup leaders. Observers say inclusive dialogue unlikely without pressure on Myanmar junta 2022-07-12 But even with talks, they say stakeholders are too far apart to find common ground. China’s deep space radar may have military uses 2022-07-12 Scientists involved in the project say China Fuyan is designed to warn against near-Earth asteroids. ICJ to rule on Myanmar objections to Rohingya genocide case 2022-07-12 The Gambia has accused the military of murder, rape and torture of the Muslim ethnic minority. Activists call on Marcos to pursue Philippine maritime claims against China 2022-07-12 Group demonstrates outside consulate to mark sixth anniversary of arbitration court’s South China Sea ruling. Filipino activists mark sixth anniversary of landmark ruling on South China Sea 2022-07-12 “The militarization in the West Philippine Sea has concrete repercussions for thousands of ordinary Filipinos Dateline,” says spokesman for activists. China lashes out as US Navy destroyer sails near disputed islands 2022-07-13 The USS Benfold’s operation comes as a separate carrier strike group moves into the South China Sea. Indonesia stops sending workers to Malaysia over alleged breach of labor deal 2022-07-13 Jakarta slams Kuala Lumpur for putting migrants at risk of being used as forced labor. Thousands of ex-separatist rebels poised to become Philippine police officers 2022-07-13 They would be tasked with protecting peace in the troubled Muslim south. US ambassador-nominee to Bangkok promises to help Thais pressure Burmese junta 2022-07-13 Noting Myanmar’s “horrifying atrocities,” long-time diplomat Robert Godec says he’ll press Bangkok to reduce its oil dependence on next-door neighbor. Legendary Indonesian street vendor's sweet treats stand test of time 2022-07-14 Customers line up before sunrise to taste the lupis cooked by Satinem, 76, who's been dishing up this culinary delight on the roadside in Yogyakarta for nearly ... Previous 30 items 1 ... 254 255 256 257 258 259 260 ... 294 Next 30 items
Search results 8817 items matching your search terms. Relevance Date (newest first) Past 24 Hours Past 7 Days Past 60 Days Last 12 Months Bangladesh Agrees to Remove ‘Myanmar National’ from Rohingya ID Cards 2018-08-13 Rohingya leader says the concession reflects Naypyitaw’s aim to “obliterate” their rights. Bangladesh Court Declares Indemnity Act Illegal 2015-09-14 Security personnel who carried out an operation in 2002-03 are no longer immune from prosecution. UN, Bangladesh Launch Joint Effort to Verify Rohingya Refugee Identities 2018-06-27 Process using biometric data could take five to six months, UNHCR says. Bangladesh: Literacy Program Pushes Imams to Deliver Anti-Militancy Sermons 2016-06-21 Religious affairs minister: 55,180 Muslim leaders are denouncing all forms of terrorism. Bangladeshis Mourn Two Compatriots Killed in New York City 2016-08-15 Muslims in Bangladesh and New York pray for an imam and his assistant who were shot dead. Kashmiris Shun Indian Independence Day with Black Flags 2017-08-15 Many residents say they’ve endured 70 years of “forced occupation” by India. India: Rights Activists Cry Foul over Colleague’s Arrest in Kashmir 2016-11-15 Khurram Parvez has been in jail for two months over allegations of instigating violence. Maoist Rebel Attack Kills 25 Troops in Chhattisgarh: Officials 2017-04-24 Monday’s ambush was deadliest assault on security forces since 2010, police say. India: Skepticism Grows over Government Plan to Rid Water of Arsenic 2017-03-16 Groundwater contamination affects nearly 40 million people in the country, according to official estimates. Bangladesh, India Leaders Vow to Unblock Teesta Water-Sharing Deal 2017-04-10 Two countries also sign 22 agreements on defense, cyber security, nuclear energy and other areas. India: Economic Blockade Paralyzes Life in Manipur 2016-11-23 Tribals opposed to division of land have blocked roads since late October. India Steps Up Anti-Militant Vigilance on Bangladesh Border 2017-03-24 Thousands of JMB and HuJI militants have infiltrated India from Bangladesh, an Indian official confirms. Malaysia's New PM Rules Out Including Opposition in Cabinet 2021-08-23 Lower house deputy speaker quits post to ensure “impartiality” in government led by her party, UMNO. Pair plead guilty to bribery in attempt to create semi-autonomous Pacific region 2022-12-04 U.S. Attorney says the pair sought to undermine democratic processes in the Marshall Islands. In crowded Bangladesh camps, Rohingya refugees embrace family planning 2022-12-05 Roughly two-thirds of Rohingya couples are now using some form of birth control – up from virtually none five years ago. Thousands protest as Indonesia set to pass law punishing sex outside marriage 2022-12-05 New criminal code set to pass into law Tuesday also curtails other civic freedoms, rights activists say. Philippine lawmakers’ budget funds controversial anti-communist task force 2022-12-05 Activists say the money would be better spent to beef up social service programs. BNP: Police conduct mass arrests of party supporters days before big rally 2022-12-05 Bangladesh Nationalist Party leaders accuse police of rounding up more than 1,300 members, activists. More than a dozen Rohingya found dead in Myanmar’s Yangon region 2022-12-05 The bodies were discovered near a trash heap and displayed signs of trauma, sources said. Fiji military commander tells soldiers to respect election result 2022-12-05 Fiji has had four coups since 1987 and its election is a contest between former coup leaders. Observers say inclusive dialogue unlikely without pressure on Myanmar junta 2022-07-12 But even with talks, they say stakeholders are too far apart to find common ground. China’s deep space radar may have military uses 2022-07-12 Scientists involved in the project say China Fuyan is designed to warn against near-Earth asteroids. ICJ to rule on Myanmar objections to Rohingya genocide case 2022-07-12 The Gambia has accused the military of murder, rape and torture of the Muslim ethnic minority. Activists call on Marcos to pursue Philippine maritime claims against China 2022-07-12 Group demonstrates outside consulate to mark sixth anniversary of arbitration court’s South China Sea ruling. Filipino activists mark sixth anniversary of landmark ruling on South China Sea 2022-07-12 “The militarization in the West Philippine Sea has concrete repercussions for thousands of ordinary Filipinos Dateline,” says spokesman for activists. China lashes out as US Navy destroyer sails near disputed islands 2022-07-13 The USS Benfold’s operation comes as a separate carrier strike group moves into the South China Sea. Indonesia stops sending workers to Malaysia over alleged breach of labor deal 2022-07-13 Jakarta slams Kuala Lumpur for putting migrants at risk of being used as forced labor. Thousands of ex-separatist rebels poised to become Philippine police officers 2022-07-13 They would be tasked with protecting peace in the troubled Muslim south. US ambassador-nominee to Bangkok promises to help Thais pressure Burmese junta 2022-07-13 Noting Myanmar’s “horrifying atrocities,” long-time diplomat Robert Godec says he’ll press Bangkok to reduce its oil dependence on next-door neighbor. Legendary Indonesian street vendor's sweet treats stand test of time 2022-07-14 Customers line up before sunrise to taste the lupis cooked by Satinem, 76, who's been dishing up this culinary delight on the roadside in Yogyakarta for nearly ... Previous 30 items 1 ... 254 255 256 257 258 259 260 ... 294 Next 30 items
