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Failing to find long-lost friends, expat to return to Australia

He longed to meet his long-lost friends once more, before his death, to find out how they have been. Mohammad Abdul Majid looked for his friends by advertising in newspapers, only to get no response. Heartbroken, he has to go back to Australia, where he resides now

1y ago

How are Bangladeshi expats doing in Sudan?

Around 1,500 Bangladeshis have been stranded in Sudan amid bloody clashes. Many of them have appealed to the government to rescue them

1y ago

Minimum income requirement for UAE golden visa reduced

The minimum monthly income required to obtain a golden visa for UAE has been cut from 50,000 dirhams ($13,614; Tk 14,42,789) to 30,000 dirhams ($8,168.38; Tk 8,65,674)

2y ago

Bangladeshi migrants tortured in Libyan ‘game ghor’

Nuruzzaman Raju had a mobile repairing shop at the Gulistan underground market in the capital. With an aim to start a better life in Europe, Raju, 29, sold the shop for around Tk 12 lakh and left the country for Italy in March this year.

2y ago

Why only 25 agencies allowed to hire migrant workers for Malaysia?

Bangaldeshi migrant workers haven’t been able to go to Kuala Lumpur due to allegations of irregularities. After so many years, the possibility of immigration is opening up again, but why is the process being questioned over same allegations?

2y ago

Will education in Bangladesh see a fundamental change?

There will be no nationwide public exams before Class-10 and no science-arts-business divide in SSC.

3y ago

Multiple groups in Natore hacking IMO accounts of expats, embezzling money

In Lalpur upazila of Natore, several organized groups have been hacking IMO accounts, especially of expatriates, to embezzle large sums of money.

3y ago

How will stranded Bangladeshis in Kabul return home?

Seven Bangladeshi engineers, working for a mobile operating company in Kabul, are now stranded in the country. How will they be brought home, and when?

3y ago

Failing to find long-lost friends, expat to return to Australia

He longed to meet his long-lost friends once more, before his death, to find out how they have been. Mohammad Abdul Majid looked for his friends by advertising in newspapers, only to get no response. Heartbroken, he has to go back to Australia, where he resides now

1y ago

How are Bangladeshi expats doing in Sudan?

Around 1,500 Bangladeshis have been stranded in Sudan amid bloody clashes. Many of them have appealed to the government to rescue them

1y ago

Minimum income requirement for UAE golden visa reduced

The minimum monthly income required to obtain a golden visa for UAE has been cut from 50,000 dirhams ($13,614; Tk 14,42,789) to 30,000 dirhams ($8,168.38; Tk 8,65,674)

2y ago

Bangladeshi migrants tortured in Libyan ‘game ghor’

Nuruzzaman Raju had a mobile repairing shop at the Gulistan underground market in the capital. With an aim to start a better life in Europe, Raju, 29, sold the shop for around Tk 12 lakh and left the country for Italy in March this year.

2y ago

Why only 25 agencies allowed to hire migrant workers for Malaysia?

Bangaldeshi migrant workers haven’t been able to go to Kuala Lumpur due to allegations of irregularities. After so many years, the possibility of immigration is opening up again, but why is the process being questioned over same allegations?

2y ago

Will education in Bangladesh see a fundamental change?

There will be no nationwide public exams before Class-10 and no science-arts-business divide in SSC.

3y ago

Multiple groups in Natore hacking IMO accounts of expats, embezzling money

In Lalpur upazila of Natore, several organized groups have been hacking IMO accounts, especially of expatriates, to embezzle large sums of money.

3y ago

How will stranded Bangladeshis in Kabul return home?

Seven Bangladeshi engineers, working for a mobile operating company in Kabul, are now stranded in the country. How will they be brought home, and when?

3y ago

Bangladeshis stranded in Afghanistan: How are they doing?

Swarms of people are desperately trying to leave Afghanistan as the Taliban took over the country. Seven Bangladeshi engineers, working for a mobile operator company, are now stranded in the worn torn country as the flight which was supposed to bring them home got cancelled at the last moment. How are they doing in these trying times?

3y ago

Indecisions making Saudi-bound departures uncertain

​The government of Saudi Arabia now demands that Bangladeshi travellers book hotels in advance for institutional quarantine. However, indecision and conflicting instructions from the concerned authorities are putting Saudi-bound passengers' departure at risk.

3y ago