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Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina. File photo
11/07/2021 02:33:51

Be part of Bangladesh’s development journey: PM to British investors

Cellphone shops are seen along Latha street in Yangon, Myanmar, August 8, 2018. REUTERS/Ann Wang/File Photo
11/07/2021 02:32:05

U.N. investigator 'hopeful' Facebook will hand over more Myanmar information

Myanmar citizens living in India hold a candle vigil, organised by Chin Refugee Committee, to pay tribute to people who died in Myanmar after the military coup, in New Delhi, India, March 24, 2021. REUTERS/Anushree Fadnavis
11/07/2021 02:29:27

Activists urge U.N. intervention over Myanmar army offensives

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11/07/2021 02:26:14

COP26: Bangladesh announces $37 billion budget to tackle climate change damages

New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern participates in a televised debate with National leader Judith Collins at TVNZ in Auckland, New Zealand, September 22, 2020. Fiona Goodall/Pool via REUTERS/File Photo
11/07/2021 02:24:13

New Zealand PM Ardern welcomes signs of U.S. greater presence in Indo-Pacific

Iran nuclear deal: Talks to resume within weeks
11/04/2021 06:34:34

Iran nuclear deal: Talks to resume within weeks

The proposals which have been submitted to the EU parliament for discussion, finalisation and decision, will have important implications for Bangladesh. Photo: Rajib Raihan
11/04/2021 06:27:28

Proposed revisions in the EU-GSP scheme: Implications for Bangladesh

The infrastructure sector in Bangladesh is increasingly drawing foreign investors as the government is working to upgrade facilities. One of the priority schemes, the metro rail project in Dhaka is fast approaching completion. Photo; Star
11/04/2021 06:21:24

Foreign firms show interest to invest $1.16b

In its foreign policy, Bangladesh must maintain a middle-ground approach instead of leaning towards anyone too much. Photo: Collected
11/04/2021 06:18:05

Bangladesh’s geopolitical position provides for unique opportunities

PM Hasina
11/04/2021 06:15:50

PM Hasina among 5 influential dealmakers

Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison holding a bilateral meeting with his Bangladeshi counterpart Sheikh Hasina at the sideline of COP26. Photo/PID
11/04/2021 06:09:32

Australia keens to help Bangladesh in building climate resilience, Rohingya repatriation

Thantlang was bombarded before soldiers attacked © AFP via Getty Images
11/04/2021 06:06:09

Myanmar military assault in Chin echoes Rohingya crackdown