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DHAKA: Bangladesh said on Sunday (Aug 16) that Prime Minister Tarique Rahman would not visit India until New Delhi extradited Sheikh Hasina, the Bangladeshi former premier who fled during a 2024 uprising.The countries have had a strained relationship since deadly anti-government protests brought down Hasina’s government and prompted her to escape to neighbouring India, where she remains.She faces the death penalty in Bangladesh after being convicted of crimes against humanity, and Dhaka has repeatedly requested her extradition.Speaking to reporters on Sunday, foreign ministry official A.K.M. Shahidul Karim played down media speculation about a possible trip by Rahman to India next…
Veteran Malaysian actor Kamarool Yusoff, known for his roles in many iconic Malay films such…
KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia will not send 5,000 refugees back to Myanmar if authorities conclude their…
For many Teochew families in Singapore and Malaysia searching for long-lost relatives in China, ancestral…
NEW DELHI: Floods and landslides triggered by monsoon rains have killed more than 100 people…
KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia will not send 5,000 refugees back to Myanmar if authorities conclude their…
NEW DELHI: Air India appointed former Ethiopian Airlines Group head Tewolde Gebremariam on Wednesday (Aug…
Meta Platforms’ Chief Global Affairs Officer Joel Kaplan apologised to India’s information technology minister for…
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Singapore ready to roll out haze response plans as ASEAN monitoring centre raises alert level
Ms Fu noted that smoke haze has been observed to drift from Kalimantan into Sarawak…
JAKARTA: Indonesia’s annual economic growth in the second quarter came in at its slowest in…
BEIJING: China announced restrictions on drone exports to the United States and blacklisted six companies…
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