Discussion with Russian ambassador focused on strengthening bilateral ties

Embassy is tightening scrutiny of student visa applications, he says

BNP chairman’s first meeting with UK high commissioner since return

BNP media cell member confirms separate courtesy calls

Bangladesh has suspended the on-arrival visa facility for all eligible countries from today until February 15 to prevent any untoward incident during the upcoming election.

Chief Adviser Muhammad Yunus yesterday ruled out the possibility of a truth and reconciliation initiative in Bangladesh due to the continued denial by the former regime of its crimes.

Three conditions have been mentioned clearly, he says

As part of Union Day celebrations, UAE rulers approved one of the largest clemency initiatives in recent years

General Dwivedi dismisses concerns over Bangladesh’s ties with Pakistan and China

The government has said Bangladesh’s interest in joining the proposed International Stabilisation Force (ISF) for Gaza hinges on several principles, including that the force be temporary and operate under a clear United Nations Security Council mandate.

The International Court of Justice will today begin public hearings in the case concerning Rohingya genocide, bringing renewed hope of ending decades-long suffering of the ethnic people denied of citizenship.

Foreign adviser urges rejection of Israel’s recognition of ‘Somaliland’

A level playing field for the election is essential, and institutions, including the Election Commission and law enforcement agencies, must not be politicised, European Union Election Observer Mission (EOM) chief Ivars Ijabs has said.

Three foreign envoys paid courtesy calls on BNP Chairman Tarique Rahman at his Gulshan office yesterday.

Brent Christensen, a career foreign service official, was sworn in as the new US Ambassador to Bangladesh on Friday.

Bangladesh’s reciprocal tariff rate on exports to the United States may see further reduction from the current 20 percent, bringing it more in line with regional competitors, as both governments move to strengthen bilateral trade ties, according to a statement from the Chief Adviser’s Press Wing yesterday.

NSA Khalilur Rahman signals Bangladesh’s willingness to contribute to Gaza stabilisation mission

Dhaka has requested Washington to ease business travel for Bangladeshis following the United States’ decision to add the country to its visa bond list.

Discussion focuses on regional cooperation, trade, and bilateral ties

The US wants the speedy repatriation of around 5,000 undocumented Bangladeshis currently living there, as the Trump administration steps up its anti-immigration drive, diplomatic sources said.