Truth Beyond Boundaries
29 August 2026
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Bangladesh and Malaysia have agreed to send an initial 10,000 Bangladeshi workers through the government-run BOESL recruitment system without charging migration fees, marking a significant shift toward safer overseas employment.
Official parliamentary data shows a sharp drop in foreign earnings from United Nations peacekeeping operations over recent fiscal cycles.
Bangladesh has expressed solidarity with Nepal and offered humanitarian assistance as rescue efforts continue after catastrophic floods and mudslides.
Bangladesh is evaluating the proposed Mecca Pact, raising questions about its future diplomatic balance in South Asia and the Middle East.
Persistent monsoon rain and rising rivers are increasing flood, flash-flood and landslide risks across vulnerable parts of Bangladesh.
An alleged Bdjobs-linked data exposure has renewed concerns over the security of personal information submitted by Bangladeshi job seekers.
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Four members of a family were found dead in their Rangpur home, with police investigating the killings and two suspects reportedly arrested.
Bangladesh holds its first contested presidential election in 35 years, highlighting a significant moment in the country’s political transition.
Heavy monsoon rains are raising flood risks across Asia, exposing vulnerabilities in communities, infrastructure, agriculture and ecosystems.
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Bangladesh’s Cabinet has approved a draft law to abolish RAB and establish a new specialised police unit, the Special Response Battalion.
Bangladesh has rejected Myanmar’s latest Rohingya figures, highlighting continuing disputes over verification, identity and security before repatriation.
Tarique Rahman’s proposed India visit could test whether Bangladesh First can translate into a more reciprocal relationship with New Delhi.
