Bangladesh claims that the hundreds of thousands of refugees it is hosting have run out of resources.
Eight years ago, more than 700,000 Rohingya were forced from their homes in Myanmar as a result of a military-sponsored campaign of mass repression, arson, and sexual violence.
The Rohingya, a minority Muslim, emigrated to Bangladesh from Rakhine State in the west.
The largest refugee camp in the world is where an estimated one-and-a-half million Rohingya reside today.
Bangladesh and other aid organizations claim that the nearly ten-year-long humanitarian operation is simply unsustainable.
They warn that severe funding woes could cause the crisis to reach its breaking point.
What, then, is preventing more than a million refugees from being repatriated?
Presenter: James Bays
Guests:
Human rights activist and executive director of the Rohingya Mayafunor Collaborative Network Yasmin Ullah
Action Aid Bangladesh Country Director Farah Kabir
In Ramallah and Hebron, Israeli forces carried out one of the largest raids on foreign exchanges in the occupied West Bank, injuring dozens of Palestinians with live rounds, tear gas, and rubber-coated bullets.
A Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) chieftain, Abba Moro, has suggested that Goodluck Jonathan and Peter Obi might be running for president as the election campaign rages on.  ,
Senate Minority Leader Abba Moro revealed that discussions are ongoing over a possible return of the duo to the main opposition party while speaking on Tuesday while answering questions on Channels Television’s Politics Today.
According to Moro, “I am aware that some people have been talking to Peter Obi in the days leading up to 2027,” “Hey, come back home, this is what we are likely to do, and if you come, you stand a chance of being the candidate.”
Senator Moro of Benue South responded to questions about the possibility of former president Jonathan running for president by saying, “Some people are talking to the former president to come and run.” It is a possibility.
Senator Abba Moro appeared on Sunday Politics on July 20, 2025. [2027] Jonathan’s Associates Should Persuade Him to Run — Former President aspirantGoodluck Jonathan, the former leader of Nigeria, is shown in a photo.
From 2010 to 2015, Jonathan presided over the PDP. Following Musa Yar’Adua’s passing in 2010, the former governor of Bayelsa succeeded him.
The following year, he won the presidency under the PDP. In an election since the return of democracy in 1999, Jonathan was defeated by former president Muhammadu Buhari in 2015, making him the first incumbent to lose.
He hasn’t been seen in PDP meetings since then, keeping a low profile politically.
However, he has been subjected to apprehensions regarding his inauguration. Although Jonathan has yet to make a comment on the situation or declare his desire for the nation’s number one seat, which he left in 2015. Additionally, he hasn’t formally left the PDP.
[2027] Tinubu Has Structures – Keyamo, Obi Can’t Penetrate The NorthOn July 6, 2025, Peter Obi appears on Channels Television’s Sunday Politics program.
Obi was formerly a PDP member, unlike the former president. Before quitting in the run-up to the 2023 elections, he served as the party’s vice presidential candidate in the 2019 elections.
The former governor of Anambra State teamed up with the largely unknown Labour Party (LP) to prepare for that election. Obi flew the party’s flag during that exercise because of the country’s youthful demography.
Peter Obi’s file photo (Photo by PIUS UTOMI EKPEI/AFP)
However, he lost to then-candidate Bola Tinubu of the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC), who won the election against former vice president Atiku Abubakar under the PDP, who was also up for election.
At the coalition meeting in Abuja on Wednesday, July 2, 2025, Peter Obi, Rauf Aregbesola, Atiku Abubakar, and Aminu Tambuwal.
The LP chieftain has joined forces with some of the most popular political figures in the opposition coalition party, the African Democratic Congress (ADC), in preparation for the next round of general elections, which will take place less than two years later.
Dates: August 24 through September 7 in Flushing Meadows, New York
In the first round of the US Open, world number one Jannik Sinner defeated Vit Kopriva in a dominant straight-set victory.
In an hour and 38 minutes at Arthur Ashe Stadium, the defending champion defeated Czech player Kopriva, who is ranked 89th in the world, 6-1, 6-1, 6-2.
The 24-year-old Italian made his Cincinnati Open final match against Carlos Alcaraz last week show no signs of the illness that forced him to retire early.
After winning, Sinner expressed his happiness that he is back in good health and that we tried our hardest to stay there.
The Italian won three of the previous four majors, following victories at the Australian Open and Wimbledon last month to follow last year’s US Open success.
In a spectacular French Open final in June, Sinner lost only once this year to Spaniard Alcaraz.
When asked about returning to Flushing Meadows as the defending champion, Sinner responded, “I have amazing memories.
“Every year is different, and I’m starting this tournament off with the best of my ability, which I did.
Lorenzo Musetti, a partner of Sinner, defeated long-serving Frenchman Giovanni Mpetshi Perricard 6-7 (3-7) 6-3 6-4 6-4 in the first round of men’s singles.
The Italian top seed, who won his only match win since retiring from his French Open semi-final against Alcaraz in June, lost the first set to a tie-break but did not suffer a break point.
In Milton Keynes, Stephen Bunting defeated Jonny Clayton 8-6 to win his second Players Championship tour title in 2025.
The 40-year-old Englishman won the 25th round of the competition against Clayton, who had an average of 101.74 in the final.
Bunting made amends by putting together a strong performance in the final of the previous day’s competition at Arena MK, losing 8-7 to Jeffrey de Graaf.
The “Bull” opened the scoring with two early breaks before the Welshman cut the deficit to just one, 5-4, before the “Bull” took a 4-1 lead over Clayton.
Bunting’s 10-dart leg, however, swung the momentum his way, and he held his resolve to win the final set.
Bunting told the PDC, “I was disappointed not to win on Monday, but I’m happy to reach two finals and win over the line.”
“We are getting some wins against some top-class players,” I said as we entered the in-depth phase of the season.
