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Bangladesh

Relations with India: Resolution Lies at the Negotiating Table, Not Distance

Relations with India: Resolution Lies at the Negotiating Table, Not Distance

Six months into the current administration's tenure, Bangladesh’s foreign policy faces a critical test in managing its relations with neighboring India. Amid evolving global dynamics, Bangladesh's national interests, economic security, regional connectivity, and diplomatic balance remain intertwined with India, requiring a pragmatic policy guided by state interests rather than political emotion. Prime Minister Tarique Rahman faces important strategic decisions regarding this bilateral dynamic.

Ongoing story

Corruption Allegations Cloud Yunus-Led Interim Government as Nation Awaits Transparent Probe

Corruption Allegations Cloud Yunus-Led Interim Government as Nation Awaits Transparent Probe

It is a standard expectation following the exit or end of any government that its decisions, actions, and policies undergo rigorous public scrutiny and administrative audit. However, when an interim administration—originally formed with high moral expectations—faces a barrage of serious allegations involving corruption, abuse of power, recruitment racketeering, and money laundering, the nation naturally demands an unbiased evaluation of the facts.

World

Eight Decades of India: Regional Stability and the Bangladesh-India Partnership

Eight Decades of India: Regional Stability and the Bangladesh-India Partnership

On August 15, India marks its 80th Independence Day. Given their shared geography, history, culture, common rivers, trade links, and the historical bonds formed during the 1971 Liberation War, India's journey over the past eight decades holds deep significance for Bangladesh. As a nation of immense diversity, India's internal politics, foreign policy, and economic trajectory directly impact the broader South Asian region.

Sports

Arts

Yasha Sobhan honoured with Mother Teresa International Peace Award 2026

Yasha Sobhan honoured with Mother Teresa International Peace Award 2026

Yasha Sobhan, Vice Chairman of Safwan Bashundhara Global (SBG), Director of Bashundhara Group and Chairman of the Bashundhara Special Children Foundation, has received the Mother Teresa International Peace Award 2026 in recognition of her long-standing work to improve the lives of children with special needs and promote autism awareness.