Bangladesh-UK to increase strategic engagement beyond traditional cooperation
Bangladesh and the United Kingdom are moving toward a more comprehensive strategic partnership, with both sides seeking to expand cooperation beyond traditional areas into a broader, future-focused engagement.
Bangladesh enters nuclear energy era
Bangladesh has entered a historic phase in its energy development with the start of nuclear fuel loading at the Rooppur Nuclear Power Plant.
Bangladesh to buy 14 aircraft from Boeing
Bangladesh’s new government has decided to purchase 14 aircraft from US-based Boeing Company, an official said Wednesday.
Bangladesh-EU initial partnership cooperation agreement
Bangladesh and the European Union have taken a significant step toward strengthening bilateral relations by initialling a Partnership and Cooperation Agreement (PCA) in Brussels, setting the stage for deeper engagement across political, economic, and strategic sectors.
Bangladesh PM Tarique named among TIME’s 100 most influential people
Bangladesh Prime Minister Tarique Rahman has been named among the world’s 100 most influential people in 2026 by TIME magazine, marking a major moment of international recognition for the country’s newly elected leader.
India keen to strengthen people-centric cooperation with Bangladesh
India has reaffirmed its commitment to strengthening people-focused cooperation with Bangladesh across multiple sectors, with an emphasis on mutual benefit and long-term partnership.
Dhaka highlights energy, water cooperation in India ties reset
Bangladesh has signalled a cautious but steady approach to rebuilding ties with India, with Foreign Minister Khalilur Rahman emphasising gradual progress and trust-building as the foundation for stronger bilateral relations.
Stranded Bangladeshi vessel begins journey toward Strait of Hormuz following ceasefire
A Bangladesh-flagged cargo vessel stranded for nearly a month in the Persian Gulf has resumed its journey following a ceasefire between the United States and Iran, easing security concerns in the region.
Bangladeshi killed by drone shrapnel in UAE
A Bangladeshi national has been killed in the United Arab Emirates after shrapnel from an intercepted drone fell on a farm in the Al Rifaa area, according to Emirates News Agency. Authorities have launched an investigation into the incident as regional tensions continue to escalate.
47 countries voice full support for Bangladesh govt at ILO session
Bangladesh’s newly formed government has received strong international backing from 47 countries during the 356th session of the International Labour Organization Governing Body in Geneva.
Mediterranean tragedy claims 18 Bangladeshi lives
At least 22 migrants have died in the Mediterranean Sea while attempting to reach Europe from North Africa, with 18 of the victims identified as Bangladeshi nationals, according to reports citing the Hellenic Coast Guard.
Russian naval ships begin 4-day goodwill visit in Ctg Port
Two warships of the Russian Navy arrived at Chattogram Port on Monday for a four-day goodwill visit, signaling renewed maritime cooperation between Bangladesh and Russia.
Bangladesh calls for global unity to combat racial discrimination
Bangladesh has called for stronger international cooperation to confront racism and discrimination worldwide, with Foreign Minister Khalilur Rahman reaffirming the country’s continued commitment to equality and human rights.
Chinese vice foreign minister to visit Dhaka next month
Sun Weidong will visit Dhaka on April 2–3 to lead Beijing’s delegation to the 14th round of diplomatic consultations between China and Bangladesh, officials said.
India supports democratic, stable and inclusive Bangladesh, says its envoy
India’s High Commissioner in Dhaka Pranay Verma has reaffirmed New Delhi’s support for a democratic, stable and inclusive Bangladesh, highlighting the importance of strong bilateral relations between the neighbouring countries.
US assistant secretary begins two-day Dhaka visit with talks at foreign ministry
The United States Assistant Secretary of State for South and Central Asian Affairs, Paul Kapur, began a two-day official visit to Dhaka on Tuesday, holding meetings at the foreign ministry shortly after arriving in the capital.
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