|| Bangladesh has urged the international community to take greater responsibility for resolving the Rohingya crisis, warning that humanitarian support alone cannot provide a lasting solution to a problem that has its roots in Myanmar.The call came at a high-level dialogue on the Rohingya crisis in Dhaka on Sunday, jointly organised by the Diplomatic Correspondents Association, Bangladesh (DCAB) and Oxfam in Bangladesh. The dialogue, titled “Rohingya Crisis Entering 10 Years: From Humanitarian Response to Sustainable Solutions,” was held at Lakeshore Hotel.State Minister for Foreign Affairs Shama Obaed Islam, who attended the event as the chief guest, said Bangladesh could continue providing shelter, humanitarian assistance and dignity to the refugees, but it could not solve a crisis that it did not create.“Bangladesh can provide shelter. Bangladesh can provide humanitarian assistance. Bangladesh can help preserve dignity, but Bangladesh cannot resolve the crisis that Bangladesh did not create,”