New PPP agreement opens doors for investment

Three-day visit will strengthen Bangladesh-India relations and prepare for regional conference

Foreign Minister Khalilur Rahman travels to India today on the first ministerial visit since BNP assumed office, as both sides seek to rebuild relations in a people-centric manner based on mutual respect.

High Commissioner Pranay Verma highlights economic, cultural and technological cooperation

Bangladesh has no binding obligation regarding energy imports, Foreign Minister Khalilur Rahman said yesterday, dismissing speculation about any secret agreement with the United States.

Foreign minister says Bangladesh remains free to seek the cheapest energy sources, but US restrictions mean a waiver would be needed for Russian oil

Last week, the govt also approved import of another one lakh tonnes of diesel from ExxonMobil Kazakhstan Inc

US officials emphasise deeper cooperation on security, trade and energy amid evolving challenges

Bangladesh High Commissioner to India M Riaz Hamidullah yesterday met Indian Chief of Army Staff General Upendra Dwivedi in New Delhi to discuss bilateral issues ahead of Foreign Minister Khalilur Rahman’s visit.

Prime Minister Tarique Rahman has conveyed Bangladesh’s firm solidarity with the UAE government and brotherly people in the context of the ongoing war in the Middle East.

General Waker-Uz-Zaman receives special resolution from Georgia governor during state senate session

State minister highlights Bangladesh’s diplomatic position while also pushing for stronger economic and strategic cooperation with Kuwait

PM Tarique sends letter of support; reaffirms readiness to assist expatriates and strengthen bilateral ties

The US will positively consider Bangladesh’s request for a special waiver to buy refined diesel and other petroleum products from Russian sources, according to a statement from the Prime Minister’s Office.

Iran has granted the passage of six Bangladesh-bound tankers through the Strait of Hormuz, Iranian Ambassador Jalil Rahimi Jahanabadi said yesterday.

Verifying details of 6 Bangladesh-bound fuel ships at Hormuz, says envoy

Bangladesh and India appear to be moving towards improvement in bilateral relations, with both sides signalling a thaw after months of strain that followed the ouster of the Awami League government in August 2024.

Bangladesh has expressed solidarity with Qatar’s leadership, government, and people amid the ongoing conflict in the Middle East and conveyed its readiness to extend any assistance should the State of Qatar consider it necessary.

Message reaffirms solidarity amid growing fears over jobs, travel disruptions and the safety of migrant workers in the Gulf

Both sides reach decision in principle