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FROM THE EVERGLADES TO KILIMANJARO, CLIMATE CHANGE IS DESTROYING WORLD WONDERS
Natural world heritage sites also play a crucial role supporting local economies and livelihoods, said Tim Badman, director of IUCN's World Heritage Programme... READ MORE›
PURGATORY UNDER THE SUN AS MYANMAR FORCES LET FLEEING ROHINGYA MASSES LANGUISH ON BORDER BEACH
For the Rohingya at Ah Lei Than Kyaw, some 5 km south of the mouth of the Naf River, the beach is a kind of purgatory... READ MORE›
'HELP ME!' BOY CRIED AS ROHINGYA BOAT FLEEING MYANMAR CAPSIZED
AP Photo Across the churning black water, Alam Jafar could see his frantic seven-year-old son gasping for breath, his arms flailing just above the ocean's surface... READ MORE›
AROUND THE WORLD IN 23 CURRIES THE BEST FROM NEW YORK TO NEW DELHI
Bukhara, New Delhi This is a very posh Indian restaurant in the luxurious ITC Maurya hotel... READ MORE›
10 CHILDREN AMONG ROHINGYA REFUGEES TO DIE AFTER BOAT CAPSIZES
He said the Rohingya were travelling from Burma towards the Bangladesh coast by boat, but rough weather caused the sinking in the Bay of Bengal... READ MORE›
UN SAYS ROHINGYAS MUST NOT BE FORCED TO MOVE TO REMOTE ISLAND
Bangladesh must not force Rohingya Muslims who have fled Myanmar to move to camps on a desolate island, the UN refugee chief said Monday... READ MORE›
BANGLADESH COASTAL TOWN A PLACE OF ROHINGYA HOPE AND TRAGEDY
High tide or low, day or night, rough waters or calm, when they can find a boat, the Rohingya take their chance to flee to Bangladesh... READ MORE›
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS ON ESCALATING VIOLENCE IN MYANMAR
Human rights groups have accused Myanmar of laying anti-personnel mines along the border with Bangladesh to prevent Rohingya refugees from returning to Rakhine state... READ MORE›
WHY THE PLIGHT OF THE ROHINGYA IS STIRRING A WAVE OF PROTEST IN PAKISTAN
ISLAMABAD -- Until recently, most Pakistanis knew little to nothing about the problems of Rohingya Muslims in Burma... READ MORE›
MYANMAR FACES MOUNTING PRESSURE OVER ROHINGYA REFUGEE EXODUS
Exhausted Rohingya refugees rest on the shore after crossing the Bangladesh-Myanmar border by boat through the Bay of Bengal in Shah Porir Dwip, Bangladesh, September 10, 2017... READ MORE›
Trending News Headlines : Bay Of Bengal
THE OUTLAW OCEAN MURDER AT SEA CAPTURED ON VIDEO BUT KILLERS GO FREE
They speculated that one gunman, quite likely a private security guard, did all the shooting, using a semiautomatic weapon... READ MORE›
BAY OF BENGAL: DEPLETED FISH STOCKS AND HUGE DEAD ZONE SIGNAL TIPPING POINT
Approximately 200 million people live along the Bay of Bengal's coasts and of these a major proportion are partially or wholly dependent on its fisheries2... READ MORE›
A MOTHERS ANGUISHED CHOICE TO FLEE MYANMAR AND LEAVE ONE CHILD BEHIND
Izhar was driven to Penang Island, where her husband was working on a building site... READ MORE›
A MASS MIGRATION CRISIS AND IT MAY YET GET WORSE
Nor is it only the Middle East and North Africa that European leaders need to consider... READ MORE›
MEDITERRANEAN RESCUE SHIP MOVES TO MYANMAR TO SAVE ROHINGYA
An organisation which says it has saved more than 40,000 people from the Mediterranean is to move its operations to Asia to help the Rohingya people... READ MORE›
A BANGLADESHI TOWN IN HUMAN TRAFFICKINGS GRIP
In Shah Porir Dwip, the police were arriving in small boats nearly every day to take away townspeople identified as smuggling agents... READ MORE›
DOZENS KILLED IN BANGLADESH LANDSLIDES AFTER HEAVY RAIN
At least 46 people have been killed in landslides and flooding after heavy monsoon rains in southeast Bangladesh, police and medical officers said... READ MORE›
KURDISH FORCES CELEBRATE IN KOBANI
Eight years ago, India signed up for the quadrilateral security dialogue, an experiment that included Australia, Japan and the United States -- but not China... READ MORE›
EDITORIAL LOST VOICES OF THE WORLDS REFUGEES
In the many conferences and diplomatic discussions about refugees, their own voices are rarely heard... READ MORE›
INDIA'S CHENNAI HIT BY FRESH RAIN AND DEADLY FLOODING
Fresh rains in the southern Indian city of Chennai have caused serious flooding, with flights and trains suspended and hundreds of people without power... READ MORE›
HOW THE WORLD'S FORCIBLY DISPLACED REFUGEES ADD UP
This tiny orange dot tells you a lot about Australia's stance on refugees and asylum seekers... READ MORE›
THE ROHINGYA'S EXODUS FROM BURMA IS ARDUOUS -- AND SOMETIMES LETHAL
A Rohingya refugee carries a child through a paddy field after crossing the Bangladesh-Myanmar border in Teknaf, Bangladesh, on Wednesday... READ MORE›
INDIA MPS PROTEST OVER CONVERSIONS
Last month, India successfully put the Mangalyaan robotic probe into orbit around Mars... READ MORE›
AIRASIA PLANE REPORTED MISSING WITH 162 PASSENGERS ONBOARD
The aircraft was in the Indonesian Flight Information Region FIR when contact was lost, more than 200 nm southeast of the Singapore-Jakarta FIR boundary... READ MORE›
MYANMAR 'MINING BORDER' AS REFUGEES FLEE
Bangladesh says Myanmar is planting landmines to stop thousands of Rohingya Muslim refugees returning... READ MORE›
AID GROUPS STRUGGLE TO HELP AS 146,000 ROHINGYA REFUGEES FLOOD INTO BANGLADESH
With the influx pushing existing Rohingya refugee camps to the brink, Bangladesh pledged to build at least one more... READ MORE›
INDIA'S SEA TURTLES RETURN HOME TO BREED
On the eastern coast of India, in the state of Orissa, lie three big nesting sites for one of the world's smallest sea turtles... READ MORE›
RECORD REFUGEE CRISIS HITS ALL PARTS OF GLOBE
That amounts to 55 million people forcibly displaced at the end of 2014, according to the United Nations Refugee Agency... READ MORE›
LANDSLIDES IN SRI LANKA LEAVE DOZENS DEAD
The Sri Lanka Red Cross was managing one of at least four camps near the Aranayake landslide to provide relief to survivors, Mr. Johnney said... READ MORE›
WORLD'S OTHER REFUGEE CRISIS IS ABOUT TO BEGIN, AGAIN
Starting late in the year, when monsoons recede and seas grow calmer, tens of thousands of Rohingya Muslims in Myanmar make a grim decision... READ MORE›
SATELLITE EYE ON EARTH JULY 2016
Snow, clouds, and sea ice on and around South Georgia Island, a remote island east of the most southerly point in South America... READ MORE›
A SHERPA WOMAN WHO WORKS AT A CONNECTICUT 7-ELEVEN JUST CLIMBED EVEREST FOR A RECORD SEVENTH TIME
A Sherpa woman who works at a Connecticut 7-Eleven just climbed Everest for a record seventh time... READ MORE›
MALAYSIA MURDER MYSTERY BREAKS WITH NORTH KOREAN ASSASSIN TRADITION
North Korean intelligence agencies have a history of carrying out at times violent overseas operations, usually against South Korean targets... READ MORE›
BURMA'S MUSLIM MINORITY FACE CHOICE OF LIFE IN OPEN-AIR CAMPS OR DANGERS OF FLEEING BY BOAT
Boats carrying desperate Rohingya refugees have begun leaving the coast of Burma, sparking fears of a new Southeast Asian migrant crisis... READ MORE›
BURMA'S PERSECUTED MUSLIM REFUGEES ARE TRAPPED IN A STATELESS LIMBO
KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia -- They have been called the least wanted and most persecuted people in the world... READ MORE›
ROHINGYA REFUGEES FACE LENGTHY STAY IN SQUALID BANGLADESH CAMPS AMID 'DIRE STATE' IN RAKHINE
DHAKA - Nearly half a million Rohingya refugees from Myanmar living in squalid Bangladeshi camps face staying for some more time, the U.N... READ MORE›
AUSTRALIA CRITICISED FOR INACTION ON ROHINGYA REFUGEE CRISIS
Amnesty International said Indonesia should be recognised for housing hundreds of vulnerable people in Aceh despite initially pushing back overcrowded vessels and preventing people from landing... READ MORE›
MYANMAR MISSING PLANE CRASHED IN ANDAMAN SEA
Myanmar missing plane crashed in Andaman Sea Everything we know so far... READ MORE›
INDIA-AUSTRALIA SUBMARINE DRILLS EXPECTED TO RATTLE CHINA
If the Pacific Ocean is big enough to accommodate China and the US, so is the Indian Ocean to accommodate India and China... READ MORE›
TROPICAL CYCLONE NADA BRINGS RAIN TO SOUTHERN INDIA
Despite the inevitable flooding in places, the rain has been welcome across much of southern India... READ MORE›