Foreign minister says income came from peacekeepers’ allowances and rent for Bangladeshi vehicles and equipment used in missions

Bangladesh must not be drawn into this misadventure

Enhanced collaboration with the UN will help Bangladesh become more prosperous and resilient.

UN human rights chief's visit to Dhaka revealed contrasting expectations on the part of the government and rights groups.

UN peacekeeping is not alone in this endeavour. Many partners work alongside us in the cause of peace.  

After the parliamentary body on the Ministry of Railways wanting foreign tour to gain experience, now the parliamentary standing committee on the Ministry of Defence wants to go abroad to see the activities of Bangladesh Armed Forces members in the United Nations peacekeeping missions.

Bangladesh Army Chief, General SM Shafiuddin Ahmed, held bilateral meetings with several senior officials of the UN Headquarters on various issues of mutual interest, including peacekeeping operations.

A 110-member contingent of Bangladesh Police leaves Dhaka by a chartered aircraft to join a UN peacekeeping mission in Mali.

The mortal remains of Bangladesh Police’s top woman officer Rowshan Ara Begum, killed in a road crash in Congo last Sunday, are brought back home.

A US General on Tuesday heartily praised the Bangladesh military for its impressive record of achievements since its founding, saying

A Bangladeshi peacekeeper in South Sudan is killed today when an aid convoy was ambushed in the west of the country, the United Nations mission says.

When one walks through the entrance to the Bangladesh Rapidly Deployable Battalion headquarters in Bunia of the Democratic Republic of Congo, the first thing that catches the eye is a huge plaque that says "Peace begins with a smile".

Bangladesh is the third largest contributor of army personnel in UN peacekeeping missions, whereas, India ranks first followed by Pakistan in Asia. A total of 6,772 Bangladeshis have served in 58 peacekeeping missions across 40 countries since 1988.

Two Bangladeshi police constables on the UN peacekeeping mission in Mali were killed and five others injured in a storm on Sunday.

Two Bangladeshis on UN peacekeeping mission were killed and five injured in a storm in Mali.

Bangladesh’s first ever female commander, Col Dr Nazma Begum of Bangladesh Army, departs for a United Nations peacekeeping mission in Ivory Coast.

Bangladesh is recognized as one of the leading contributors to peacekeeping operations around the globe.

The UN will honour more than 100 “blue helmets”, including eight Bangladeshis, who lost their lives while serving the cause of peace.

A second batch of women police will be dispatched from Dhaka tonight to join the United Nations peacekeeping mission.