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October 2026
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October 2026

Episode: KPN 05-10-2026

Kaladan Podcast October 5, 2026

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Bangladesh Navy rescues 65 Malaysia-bound trafficking victims at sea, detains 11 suspects The Bangladesh Navy rescued 65 suspected trafficking victims from a disabled wooden boat heading towards Malaysia and detained 11 alleged members of a human trafficking network during an operation in waters off Saint Martin’s Island, according to the […]

October 2026
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October 2026

Episode: KPN 04-10-2026

Kaladan Podcast October 4, 2026

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If Myanmar is found responsible for Rohingya genocide, what comes next? If the International Court of Justice (ICJ) finds Myanmar responsible for violating the Genocide Convention over its treatment of the Rohingya, the significance of the ruling will extend far beyond recognition of past atrocities. The central question will be […]

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Episode: KPN 03-10-2026

Kaladan Podcast October 3, 2026

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Malaysia begins return of 1,476 Myanmar detainees as government plans 5,000-person repatriation Malaysia has begun returning 1,476 Myanmar nationals described by authorities as refugee detainees in the first phase of a plan to repatriate 5,000 people to Myanmar, Home Minister Datuk Seri Saifuddin Nasution Ismail said. Saifuddin said the government […]

October 2026
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Episode: KPN 02-10-2026

Kaladan Podcast October 2, 2026

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Man suspected to be Rohingya detained while seeking voter registration in Rangpur A 28-year-old man suspected by election officials to be a Rohingya refugee was detained after he went to the Pirganj Upazila Election Office in Rangpur seeking registration as a Bangladeshi voter, officials said. The man, who identified himself […]

October 2026
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October 2026

Episode: KPN 01-10-2026

Kaladan Podcast October 1, 2026

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‘Rohingya Genocide Cell’ should be set up to preserve memories, evidence: Experts International relations and diplomacy expert Professor Imtiaz Ahmed has proposed establishing a “Rohingya Genocide Cell” inside the refugee camps in Cox’s Bazar to document the genocide and preserve Rohingya memories, experiences and evidence for future generations and justice […]

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Episode: KPN 30-09-2026

Kaladan Podcast September 30, 2026

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Malaysia sends 1,476 Myanmar nationals home as UN raises protection concerns Malaysia has sent 1,476 Myanmar nationals back to their country under the first phase of a government-described “voluntary repatriation” programme, despite concerns from the United Nations and rights groups over whether returns to conflict-hit Myanmar can be considered safe […]

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September 2026

Episode: KPN 29-09-2026

Kaladan Podcast September 29, 2026

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Bangladesh urges UN to bring key players to table for Rohingya repatriation Bangladesh has called on the United Nations to bring Myanmar, regional countries and other influential international actors to the negotiating table in a renewed effort to secure the voluntary, safe and dignified return of more than 1.2 million […]

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Episode: KPN 28-09-2026

Kaladan Podcast September 28, 2026

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Nine years in exile: Why are Rohingya leaving the Camps of Ukhiya? Nine years after hundreds of thousands of Rohingya fled Myanmar and sought refuge in Bangladesh, life in the sprawling camps of Ukhiya and Teknaf remains defined by uncertainty. With safe repatriation still out of reach, humanitarian assistance under […]

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September 2022

Episode: KPN 27-09-2026

Kaladan Podcast September 27, 2026

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UN Chief says Global crises share a common root: The changing nature of power United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres used his final address to the UN General Assembly’s annual General Debate on Tuesday to frame many of the world’s most serious crises around a single question: power — who holds […]