High Commissioner Pranay Verma pays farewell call on Foreign Minister Khalilur Rahman

The foreign ministry yesterday summoned acting Indian high commissioner to Bangladesh Pawan Badhe and conveyed Dhaka’s displeasure over remarks by Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma, officials said.

Foreign ministry says Himanta Biswa Sarma’s comments were disparaging to Bangladesh-India relations and conveyed its displeasure to New Delhi

British High Commissioner Sarah Cooke yesterday said the UK, since June 2025, has frozen over £250 million in assets linked to Bangladeshi individuals.

US Ambassador to Dhaka Brent T Christensen yesterday dubbed the recently signed Agreement on Reciprocal Trade (ART) between Bangladesh and the Trump administration a genuine partnership that will create opportunities for more trade and investment for both nations.

Discussion held on election report and July charter progress

Khalilur Rahman tells parliament Dhaka expects positive changes soon for Bangladeshi travellers

India has named Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) leader Dinesh Trivedi as its next high commissioner to Bangladesh.

Prime Minister Tarique Rahman has strongly condemned the violent attack at the White House Correspondents’ Association dinner attended by President Donald Trump, First Lady Melania Trump and other top officials and business leaders.

BJP leader will succeed career diplomat Pranay Verma

State minister highlights trade, diplomacy and cooperation at Dakar security forum

Aid shipment sent via Red Crescent after decision of PM Tarique Rahman

US President Donald Trump has set forward a clear vision to take relations with Bangladesh to the next level, said Brent Christensen, the American ambassador to Bangladesh.

Han Zheng says China wants stronger political trust and broader cooperation with Bangladesh’s ruling party as BNP pledges to uphold the One China policy

Appointments of Md Moynul Islam to Poland and M Mahfuzul Hoque to Portugal revoked through ministry notification

After 100 days in Bangladesh, Brent T. Christensen says he is even more optimistic about the future of bilateral ties

The meetings were held on sidelines of peace and security forum

Bangladesh and the European Union are eyeing a Free Trade Agreement (FTA) and an Investment Protection Agreement (IPA) after the two sides initialled the Partnership Cooperation Agreement (PCA) in Brussels yesterday.

Officials say the pact marks a major elevation in bilateral ties and will pave the way for future negotiations on free trade

The reported move signals a high-profile political appointment in Dhaka as New Delhi looks to reset ties