When Sam (not his real name), a migrant worker, accepted a job offer on June 20 last year, all he wanted was to earn more money quickly, so that he could build a bigger and more comfortable home for his family in Bangladesh.

A Bangladeshi expatriate has been stabbed dead allegedly by a Pakistani national at a restaurant in the Maldives.

A group of Bangladeshi expatriates living in Lisbon, Portugal, opened a mosque named Hazrat Khadija (RA) Jame Mosque considering the growing Muslim community in the area. 

This year, a Canberra-based group is presenting Bangladeshi folk songs for the very first time. The group of seven performers called “Bangladeshi folk group” consists of artists of various age groups.

Akke Rahman (39) from Oldham in the UK, will climb Mount Everest tomorrow April (11, 2022), while fasting during Ramadan.

In a tragic road accident in London, a Bangladeshi teenager has died.

In Spain, social and human rights organisations and migrants from several countries including Bangladesh have formed a human chain demanding that healthcare be made open to all.

Shahnan Rajib Bakth has been elected as the City of London's second British-Bangladeshi councillor.

Bangladeshi journalist Zahidur Rahman and expatriate engineer Saiful Islam Tipu, who went missing in Tripoli of Libya are now safe in the custody of the Libyan Authority. But it was not confirmed when or how they would be released. 

More than 500 Bangladeshi expatriates have been provided free medical care and medicines in Lebanon.

Three Bangladeshi expatriates died in a road accident in Qatar last night, Bangladeshi community sources said.

A Bangladeshi student studying in Turkey has won an international gold medal for inventing an “Automatic Mask Face Detection System”.

The murder last month of a young Bangladeshi woman in Sydney has sparked a debate about how best to raise children among the local community.

A curfew was in force between 11:00pm Thursday and 6:00am yesterday (Ukraine local time) in the southern Ukrainian port city of Odessa as there were threats of attacks from the Russian forces. An eerie calm reigned over the city, with its residents staying indoors.

For weeks, Mehedi Hasan Mohon and Tania Khatun had been planning to make the first birthday of their only daughter a memorable one. The couple bought a pair of diamond stud earrings for her and were about to throw a party at their home in Kyiv, Ukraine.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs has provided contact numbers of Bangladesh missions in Poland, Romania, Slovakia, Hungary and Moldova so that the Bangladeshis now leaving Ukraine can call and seek emergency help for travel and relocation.

There was a curfew declared from 11:00pm to 6:00am in the southern Ukrainian port city of Odessa as there were threats of attacks from the Russian forces. That left the city into an eerie calm, with residents remaining indoors.

The Romanian government has declared that it will host the Bangladeshis now stranded in Ukraine for two days.

Bangladeshi expatriates living in Ukraine will be allowed to enter Poland without visas.

Thousands of Ukrainians and foreigners, including Bangladeshis, in Kyiv are moving to the Polish and Romanian borders for safety after Russian troops began strikes against Ukraine early today.