Author: Rafiq Mahmud

Amid the roaring waves of the deep-blue sea in Cox’s Bazar stands a silent warning—a ‘monster’ made of plastic. From…

The yards and homes of farmers are filled with the fragrant smell of newly reaped rice during the ongoing Aman…

Bangladesh has made it clear that it will not provide permanent shelter to the newly arrived Rohingyas, stressing that the…

A deep crisis grips the country’s salt industry, as the price of the essential item has fallen by half at…

With the onset of winter, the country’s longest sea beach in Cox’s Bazar has once again become crowded with tourists…

Tourism in Bangladesh’s only coral island St Martin’s faces crisis due to a ban on overnight stays putting local business…

A devastating fire in Ukhiya upazila of Cox’s Bazar killed a trader, injured at least nine people and burned down…

Heavy fighting erupted across the Naf River on Saturday as the Arakan Army (AA), an ethnic Rakhine insurgent group, clashed…

Two youths have embarked on a unique 1,000-kilometre journey on foot from Shah Porir Dwip in Teknaf of Cox’s Bazar…

Import and export operations at Teknaf Land Port have been suspended for the past seven months due to the ongoing…