PM says ties with India should continue to grow through mutual respect, friendship and goodwill

India and Bangladesh share a deep-rooted bond built on shared sacrifices, cultural commonalities, says Indian PM

Bangladesh’s border guards have intensified patrols and launched public awareness campaigns along parts of the frontier with India because of concerns India has illegally forced people into Bangladesh, officials said.

A 240-ton shipment of essential food items is being dispatched as a gesture of solidarity

In farewell message, outgoing Indian envoy says the region’s two largest economies must anchor closer regional integration

Decisions regarding defence deals will not just come from the MoFA, says state minister

Nahida Sobhan highlights communal harmony and Rohingya support

4 Chinese companies sign investment deals worth nearly $100m in 3 months, he says

Salahuddin Ahmed says Bangladesh has no scope to comment on the issues, while BGB remains on high alert to prevent illegal infiltration

US ambassador highlights Boeing deal, tariff agreement and energy cooperation as markers of growing engagement

UN and its partners, in close coordination with Bangladesh government, yesterday appealed for $710.5 million to meet the most critical needs of Rohingyas in Cox’s Bazar and Bhasan Char, as well as local host communities.

Bangladesh and US are opening new chapters of strategic cooperation as the two countries celebrate the enduring friendship, Finance and Planning Minister Amir Khosru Mahmud Chowdhury said yesterday.

A six-member Bangladesh delegation has reached Kolkata for talks and a visit to the Farakka flow measurement site

Both sides pledge cooperation in ICT, AI and industrial training

CMP officials say an unnatural death case will be filed, and the body will be handed over to Indian mission officials after autopsy

Pledge deeper cooperation on trade, defence, Rohingya crisis and democracy

The Arakan Army, an ethnic armed group in Myanmar’s Rakhine State, committed grave violations of the laws of war amounting to war crimes when it killed and wounded hundreds of Rohingya Muslims and torched their village in 2024, according to a Human Rights Watch report published yesterday.

BNP leader warns failure to renew Farakka Treaty could create serious concerns for the country

Adviser Kobir raises Dhaka’s BRICS ambitions as both sides push for deeper Global South cooperation

Bangladesh and the US have formally signed a memorandum of understanding on strategic cooperation in the energy sector, aiming to enhance Bangladesh’s long-term energy security.