Bangladesh's state minister for foreign affairs asked India to clarify whether it supports an upcoming virtual address by former PM Sheikh Hasina in Delhi, warning it could impact bilateral ties.
One year after a Bangladeshi air force jet crashed into Milestone School in Dhaka, killing 36 and injuring over 160, survivors and victims' families are demanding accountability, the release of the investigation report, and compensation, citing ongoing trauma and lack of government support.
Bangladesh has formally requested India to extradite former home minister Asaduzzaman Khan Kamal, a key aide to ex-PM Sheikh Hasina, who reportedly fled during the 2024 uprising. Kamal was sentenced to death in absentia for "crimes against humanity." Dhaka also expects India's cooperation regarding other fugitives, including Hasina.
Ousted Bangladeshi PM Sheikh Hasina plans to return from exile in India in December to challenge the ban on her Awami League party, despite facing a death sentence. Her return could destabilize politics but may improve strained ties with India.
India lodged a protest at a foreign affairs seminar in Dhaka after a former Bangladesh diplomat, Tariq A Karim, displayed a map depicting Kashmir as part of Pakistan. Indian diplomat Pooja Kumari Jha objected to the map, stating Jammu and Kashmir is an integral part of India. Karim clarified the map was for representational purposes.
Bangladesh's new government is seeking increased Chinese investment and partnership to boost its economy, while also working to re-establish relations with India. Prime Minister Tarique Rahman's recent visit to China, following a trip to Malaysia, signals a shift in foreign policy priorities. This move is closely watched by India, which has historically been a key partner for South Asian leaders.
Bangladesh vive uma paixão futebolística que divide o país entre torcer para Brasil ou Argentina, fenômeno cultural que remonta às Copas de 1970 e 1986, com Pelé e Maradona como ícones.
A 25-year-old Hindu law student and temple priest, Subhash Deuri, was allegedly abducted, tortured, and assaulted by unidentified men in Dhaka, Bangladesh. He was found unconscious and is being treated in the hospital. Ransom demands were made to his family and friends.
Bangladesh PM Tarique Rahman's adviser, Zahed ur Rahman, departed Delhi after a dispute with immigration over past controversial statements about India. Dhaka summoned the Indian charge d'affaires to express displeasure.
Bangladesh cricketer Nayeem Hasan claims he was assaulted by police in Chattogram on Friday night. He alleges officers stopped his auto-rickshaw, behaved aggressively, and beat him. The Bangladesh Cricket Board and fellow players have called for a thorough investigation.
Bangladesh's new Prime Minister Tarique Rahman will visit Malaysia and China in late June for his first overseas trip. The decision to prioritize these nations over India is seen by analysts as a move to strike a diplomatic balance and reflects an independent foreign policy, focusing on labor welfare with Malaysia and infrastructure and investment with China.
Border Guard Bangladesh and India's Border Security Force held cordial talks in New Delhi on illegal migration. Bangladesh seeks an end to India's practice of "pushing back" migrants, an issue that has become increasingly contentious.
Thousands gathered in Dhaka to honor Awami League veteran Tofail Ahmed, an 82-year-old former minister and Liberation War figure. His passing and the large turnout fuel speculation about a potential "reformed" Awami League's return to the political arena.
Five newborns (1-3 days old) died in Ad-Din Hospital, Dhaka, during a heatwave (32°C/89°F) when the post-delivery ward's air conditioning failed, causing suffocating conditions.
Russia's Prodintorg and Bangladesh's BADC have signed a contract for over 500,000 tons of potash fertilizers for 2026-2027, marking the largest fertilizer deal in the history of their bilateral cooperation.
Dhaka, Bangladesh, has launched its first AI-powered traffic enforcement system to tackle its infamous congestion and lawlessness. The system uses existing cameras to automatically detect violations like running red lights, with fines sent to vehicle owners via SMS.
Pakistan has reportedly transferred a fighter jet simulator to Bangladesh, following a meeting between air force chiefs. The potential purchase aims to boost Dhaka's air combat capabilities and replace aging aircraft.
The 16th Kerala Legislative Assembly's oath ceremony highlighted diversity, with MLAs choosing different languages and opting for solemn affirmation or oath in God's name. Political rivals showed camaraderie, and CM V D Satheesan addressed caste name controversy.
Bangladesh's new Prime Minister Tarique Rahman has formally requested China's assistance with the long-delayed Teesta River restoration project. The $1 billion scheme aims to dredge and rehabilitate over 102km of the river.
Pakistan collapsed in the final session, losing 7 wickets for 163 runs, as Bangladesh's Nahid Rana took 5/40 to secure a 104-run win in the first Test, leading the series 1-0.
Bangladesh secured a commanding 104-run victory over Pakistan in the first Test in Dhaka. A late collapse saw Pakistan lose seven wickets in the final session. Nahid Rana's exceptional bowling performance was key to Bangladesh's win. This marks Pakistan's first-ever Test defeat in Bangladesh. The series continues with the second Test in Sylhet.
Bangladesh defeated Pakistan by 104 runs in the first Test in Dhaka, driven by Nahid Rana's match-defining bowling performance. This victory marks Bangladesh's third consecutive Test win against Pakistan and their first home Test win against the visitors.
Bangladesh's foreign affairs adviser stated the nation will not be intimidated by border fencing, questioning the new West Bengal government's approach to governance. Dhaka warned of action against "push-back" incidents and asserted it would not remain silent if killings along the border continue, while Border Guard Bangladesh remains on high alert.
Bangladesh's foreign affairs adviser stated the nation will not be intimidated by border fencing, questioning the new West Bengal government's approach to governance. Dhaka warned of action against "push-back" incidents and asserted it would not remain silent if killings along the border continue, while Border Guard Bangladesh remains on high alert.
