Dhaka April 6, 2026, 7:33 am
Foreign Minister Dr. Khalilur Rahman clarified on Sunday, April 5, 2026, that Bangladesh has no secret agreements with the United States, addressing recent speculations following a courtesy meeting between the U.S. Ambassador
French mission paid tribute to the spirit of freedom, resilience and progress demonstrated by the Bangladeshi people
The message was posted on Wednesday (25 March) on the official Facebook page of the Embassy of Thailand in Dhaka
The Indian president greets her Bangladeshi counterpart, marking National Day
The envoy extended heartfelt greetings to the people of Bangladesh, marking the historic declaration of independence on 26 March 1971, which initiated the country’s journey towards sovereignty
Foreign Minister Dr. Khalilur Rahman has left Dhaka for the United States and Turkey to mobilize support for Bangladesh’s candidacy for the presidency of the 81st session of the United Nations General Assembly
The United Nations said this in a statement released a day before the 13th national parliamentary elections in Bangladesh.
The courtesy meeting took place on Tuesday at Jamaat’s central office in Moghbazar
Ties with India has strained after ousted PM Hasina fled to Delhi
This brings the overall tariff down from 35 percent to 34 percent
The discussion took place when an EU delegation, led by the ambassador, paid a courtesy call on General Waker at Army Headquarters in Dhaka
The vessel will help strengthen Bangladesh’s maritime security and regional stability efforts
EU sees this election as an important step in Bangladesh’s history
Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi made the remarks while speaking to Iranian state media reporters accompanying him to Muscat on Friday
Commerce Adviser Sk Bashir Uddin and Japan’s State Minister for Foreign Affairs HORII Iwao signed the agreement on behalf of their respective governments at a formal ceremony at Japan’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Tokyo
White House says Trump will wait to see outcome of Oman talks
UK government also urged British people already staying in Bangladesh to avoid large gatherings and other locations with a police or security presence
Differing perceptions of national interests between the two countries contributed to the slowdown
They also discussed the upcoming elections and the deployment of international observers to monitor the polls
He urges UN refugee agency to continue its active engagement to facilitate their safe return
