Against the odds, Fatema rides waves into history
Before the first light of dawn reaches Cox’s Bazar beach, when tourists are still away and...
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12 Sep 2026
Cox’s Bazar reels as prices defy inflation drop
Essential commodity prices in Cox’s Bazar remain high, leaving consumers struggling despite Bangladesh Bureau of Statistics...
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31 Aug 2026
Trapped giants: Human-elephant conflict reaches crisis point
Driven from shrinking, sun-baked canopies by blinding hunger and parching thirst, Bangladesh’s endangered Asian elephants are...
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27 Jul 2026
World Refugee Day: Rohingyas’ dream of return remains in limbo
On World Refugee Day, attention is once again drawn to the Rohingya refugee crisis. Nearly nine...
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20 Jun 2026
Rohingya camps: Planned waste dumping in reserve forest raises biodiversity risks
A plan to build a long boundary wall inside a reserved forest in Teknaf to manage...
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05 May 2026
Arakan army seizes 5 Bangladeshi fishermen
Five Bangladeshi fishermen were detained along with their trawler by Myanmar’s separatist Arakan Army near the...
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19 Feb 2026
St Martin’s economy struggles amid tourism restrictions
St Martin’s Island, once a thriving hub for tourists in the Bay of Bengal, now faces...
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27 Jan 2026
Starving elephants devastate crops, homes in Lama
A hungry herd of wild elephants, struggling with an acute food shortage, has been wreaking havoc...
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26 Jan 2026
Rohingya camp fire: Over 460 structures gutted at Shafiullah Kata
The massive fire, which broke out late Monday night at the Shafiullah Kata Rohingya camp in...
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20 Jan 2026
Early watermelon harvest brings smiles to farmers in Teknaf
Teknaf, a coastal upazila in Cox’s Bazar, has witnessed a bumper early watermelon harvest this season....
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09 Jan 2026