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An assessment of Prime Minister Tarique Rahman's administration eight months into Bangladesh Nationalist Party rule reveals mixed results across security, economic reforms, and foreign relations.
Bangladesh and Kyrgyzstan held their 2nd Foreign Office Consultations in Bishkek, reaffirming cooperation in trade, investment, labor, and higher education.
EU Commissioner for Migration and Home Affairs Magnus Brunner met State Minister for Foreign Affairs Shama Obaed Islam in Dhaka to discuss migration management, returns, combating human trafficking, …
An opinion piece examines the high financial and emotional costs of migration for Bangladeshi families, citing IOM data showing 8.7 million migrants abroad and $33.9 billion in remittances …
Bangladesh and Lithuania signed an MoU during their second Foreign Office Consultations in Dhaka, committing to stronger political cohesion and future high‑level visits.
Bangladesh and the Netherlands discussed political and economic ties, the EU FTA, migration cooperation, and upcoming high-level visits during a meeting between Dutch Ambassador Joris van Bommel and …
Civil Aviation Minister M Rashiduzzaman Millat has urged accelerated Airbus deliveries ahead of Biman's planned 10-aircraft purchase agreement during a meeting with German Ambassador Rüdiger Lotz in Dhaka.
At the Bay of Bengal Conversation 2026 in Dhaka, French Ambassador Jean-Marc Séré-Charlet warned that European companies will not invest in Bangladesh without an equal playing field, citing …
Swedish Ambassador Nicolas Weeks held a courtesy call with Bangladesh State Minister Humaiun Kobir, reviewing cooperation on trade, climate, migration and the Rohingya crisis.
EU Ambassador Michael Miller said the bloc wants a balanced, reciprocal economic partnership with Bangladesh and is exploring a future free trade agreement.
A Dhaka Tribune journalist has been selected for an international fellowship to report from COP31 in Antalya, Türkiye, with coverage expected to focus on climate negotiations and their …
The four-year Pathways to Prosperity for Extremely Poor People–European Union project has successfully concluded, significantly improving incomes, nutrition, and financial resilience for 215,000 extremely poor households across Bangladesh.