Bangladesh

Bangladesh is packed with people, but stunning patches of nature also live within the country's 53,300 square miles

The co-pilot made the emergency landing in India midway through the flight from Oman to Bangladesh.

Lightning strikes in Bangladesh are particularly deadly and frequent, killing over 200 people a year on average

The country entered a strict lockdown on July 1, closing markets and public transportation while patrolling soldiers jailed thousands who violated the order.

"I have never seen anything like this in my life. Never," one visitor reportedly said after viewing the tiny cow.

According to fire officials, 52 workers were found dead in a factory fire, many found behind an illegally locked door.

"If people do not maintain health safety rules and if they do not stay at home, this wave of the pandemic in Bangladesh could be catastrophic," said a chief scientist for Bangladesh's government.

In the most recent measure to boost support of LGBTQ minorities in the conservative Muslim-majority country, Bangladesh is offering companies tax breaks to hire transgender people.

Prosecutors argued that Akayed Ullah, 31, has not been met with the appropriate punishment for an attempted suicide bombing beneath a Times Square subway station in December 2017.

Bangladesh is reaping significant benefits from digitization.

Previously a Category 5 storm, Cyclone Amphan was reduced to Category 1 after causing significant damage in areas of Bangladesh and eastern India.

Tamanna Nusrat, a member of parliament from the ruling Awami League party, is accused of paying up to eight lookalikes to pretend to be her during exams. She has since been expelled from the university.

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Founded in 1608 as the capital of Mughal Bengal, this Bangladeshi city was once one of the most important ports in South Asia.

All passengers and crew aboard the flight were reported safe.

The death toll is expected to rise as emergency workers clear the destroyed buildings.

The Myanmar state counselor, condemned for her failure to criticize the mass killings of the Rohingya minority by her regime's armed forces, has appealed for global investment in the country.

The overall worth of the world's richest population segment increased to $31 trillion in 2017, according to "World Ultra Wealthy Report."

The 580-foot tanker was discovered drifting by fisherman last week, with no sign of crew or goods aboard.

The captain was smoking, crying and insisting he was a competent pilot, according to a leaked draft from the official investigation of the Nepal crash.

Tens of thousands protested the country's road safety standards for more than a week.

The attack came as thousands of students protested in the country, calling for safer roads. Demonstrations have turned violent, with more than 100 reportedly injured.

They say they'll just keep making fake accounts.

Five years ago, over 1,000 people were killed when a garment factory in Bangladesh collapsed. Fashion Revolution co-founder Orsola de Castro talks to Newsweek about why it was a pivotal moment for the fashion industry.

The young woman was rescued just days before the wedding.

The Pulitzer Prize for Feature Photography has been awarded to Reuters for a series of hard-hitting photographs documenting the Rohingya refugee crisis in Myanmar and Bangladesh.

Authorities say there is little hope of finding the crew.

The mass grave was found in December in the area investigated by two Reuters journalists currently detained in Myanmar.

The 25-year-old Asad Noor was arrested on Monday and could go to jail for 14 years.

"The time for well-meaning, diplomatic words in this Council has passed," Nikki Haley told the U.N. Security Council.