The Rohingya crisis is often told only through numbers, camps and decades of statelessness. But a generation raised in exile is now speaking for itself, using social media to document their lives, organise across borders and demand recognition as a people with history and rights, not just refugees waiting to be counted.

From tensions with China and the Myanmar war to Bangladesh’s changing rhetoric, the Northeast’s growing strategic importance is finding a place in Bollywood

August 25 was observed as the “Ninth Anniversary of Rohingya Genocide Day” in the camps of Cox’s Bazar in Bangladesh.

Report paints a picture of torture, forced labour, criminal economies and environmental destruction across the country

Nine years ago, Bangladesh opened its doors to the largest influx of Rohingya refugees amid one of the gravest episodes of ethnic persecution in recent history.

Myanmar must fix its questionable verification process.

The Daily Star explores the trafficking routes, the threats and the impacts of drug abuse. The second instalment looks at how drugs are used as a currency for illicit cross-border trade.

The formation of a national committee on the Rohingya crisis, headed by Prime Minister Tarique Rahman, is an important political signal.

Once again, Bangladesh finds itself amid South Asia’s geopolitical discourse.

In geopolitics, the symbolism of a first foreign visit rarely deceives.

The nine-year-old died after battling her injuries for 27 days

For Bangladesh, the geopolitical stakes are profound and multifaceted.

The Bangladesh national football team will play a FIFA friendly against Nepal on November 13, confirmed BFF competitions committee chairman Golam Gauss, after Myanmar’s refusal to play in Dhaka forced cancellation of Bangladesh’s scheduled friendly against Afghanistan.

Bangladesh will play a friendly match against Afghanistan at home as part of their preparation for November’s AFC Asian Cup Qualifiers home fixture against India.

Myanmar's fraud factories are still in business and bigger than ever, says an AFP investigation

Should Bangladesh rethink its Rohingya policy and strategy?

The proposal was placed during meeting with CPC delegation

Aid agencies have warned the combination of the unseasonable rains and extreme heat could cause outbreaks of disease

The Friday afternoon strike hit the village of Letpanhla around 60 kilometres (40 miles) north of the country's second biggest city of Mandalay.

Rohingya in Myanmar face denial of rights, atrocities, and forced displacement since 1962.