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  The Guardian : Bangladesh
01  may     09h00
Mothers won’t die, babies can survive’: new maternal hospital opens in world’s largest refugee camp
Thaslima Begum    As aid cuts strip back food and supplies, the facility offers a rare hope for Rohingya women who previously faced frightening and risky conditions to...
29  april     07h00
Calls for humanitarian corridor through strait of Hormuz as Iran war hits vital aid
Rebecca Root    Soaring oil prices and the blockade are preventing food, fuel and medicine being delivered to millions of people in desperate need, say NGOsThe...
27  april     09h29
Weather tracker: Torrential rain in southern China leads to flooding fears
Daniel Adamson for MetDesk    Heatwaves reach 45C across India as unseasonably cold weather affects parts of central CanadaWidespread heavy rain is sweeping over southern China....
14  april     18h31
About 250 missing after boat carrying Rohingya refugees capsizes in Andaman Sea
Guardian staff and agencies    Trawler set off from Bangladesh and reportedly capsized due to heavy winds, rough seas and overcrowdingAbout 250 people are missing after a boat...
07  april     06h08
Bangladesh launches measles vaccination drive as child death toll passes 100
Hannah Ellis-Petersen South Asia correspondent    UN assists in emergency vaccination drive as country battles worst surge in cases in years amid fall in vaccination ratesBangladesh is battling its...
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In the Rohingya refugee camps, we really want you to keep the gas running Ajas Khan
Ajas Khan    Aid cuts mean the ethnically-cleansed refugees from Myanmar face a return to cooking over toxic flames, or keeping children out of school to spend...
12  march     03h40
Asia scrambles to confront energy crisis unleashed by Iran war - with no end in sight
Callum Jones    From fuel caps to four-day work weeks, the Middle East conflict has left the world’s top crude oil importing region desperate to shore up...
26  february     20h38
Bangladesh court requests Interpol red notice for Labour MP Tulip Siddiq
Aletha Adu Political correspondent    Action relates to corruption case over allocation of government land in Dhaka to a private companyA court in Bangladesh has ordered officials to...
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Autocracy is rising in the west. But the global south proves it’s not inevitable Kenneth Roth
Kenneth Roth    While some who have lived their entire lives under democracy seem willing to forsake it, many who have experienced life under autocracy want outThere...
17  february     13h42
Tarique Rahman sworn in as Bangladeshi prime minister
Redwan Ahmed in Dhaka, and Penelope MacRae    Many voice hope that moment will mark move away from repression and unrest and a chance to revive economyBangladesh’s new prime minister has been...
13  february     16h45
Bangladesh election: BNP wins historic first vote since overthrow of Hasina
Hannah Ellis-Petersen in Dhaka    Voting was largely peaceful in an election seen as a test of Bangladesh’s democracy after years of political turmoil The Bangladesh Nationalist party...
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Invisible’ children born in the brothels of Bangladesh finally get birth certificates
Kaamil Ahmed    Destined to a perilous life with no right to an education or to vote, state recognition gives them hope’, campaigners sayThrough the decades that the...
    02h58
Bangladesh Nationalist Party wins pivotal election - in pictures
Guardian Staff    The Bangladesh Nationalist Party has won a landmark parliamentary election on Friday, local TV stations showed, as ballots were counted through the...
12  february     01h10
Tarique Rahman promises era of clean politics as Bangladesh holds first election since fall of Hasina
Hannah Ellis-Petersen and Redwan Ahmed in Dhaka    Jailed then exiled in London, Rahman returns home as the main contender to be next prime minister of BangladeshTarique Rahman, who after 17 years in...
11  february     02h00
Women’s freedoms are at stake’: concern at rise of Islamist party before Bangladesh election
Hannah Ellis-Petersen and Redwan Ahmed in Dhaka    Jamaat e-Islami, oppressed under Sheikh Hasina’s rule, could take unprecedented share of the vote on ThursdayAs the clock hit midnight, the women...
07  february     01h45
One person dead from Nipah virus in Bangladesh, WHO says
Reuters    The case in Bangladesh, where Nipah cases are reported almost every year, follows two Nipah virus cases identified in neighbouring IndiaThe World...
03  february     01h28
The exiled Awami league members plotting a political comeback in Bangladesh - from India
Hannah Ellis-Petersen in Kolkata    As Bangladesh prepares for the first election since Sheikh Hasina fled to India, Awami League figures living in Kolkata believe she can still return...
30  january     12h58
Breakdown in cricket relations with Bangladesh rings alarm bells for India’s Olympic bid
Matt Hughes    Concern raised over politicisation of sportBangladesh pulled out of men’s World T20 after rowBangladesh’s withdrawal from the men’s T20 World Cup...
28  january     11h36
What is Nipah virus? Key things to know about the disease amid cases in India
Hannah Ellis-Petersen    Virus primarily spreads from animals to humans, has a high fatality rate and there is no vaccineAirports across Asia have been put on high alert...
12  january     08h38
Big step forward’: Myanmar military faces Rohingya genocide case at UN court
Rebecca Ratcliffe South-east Asia correspondent    Survivors of violence hope proceedings will bring justice a step closer and set a precedent for future genocide allegations Finally, I feel like our...
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