Delegation to supervise training and processing of Bangladeshis who missed the 2024 entry deadline

Bangladesh has sought India’s cooperation to ensure that deposed prime minister Sheikh Hasina, or any individual associated with the Awami League, cannot use Indian territory to deliver political speeches or engage in activities aimed at creating instability in Bangladesh.

Dhaka is positive about signing civilian nuclear energy cooperation with the US, State Minster for Foreign Affairs Shama Obaed Islam said yesterday.

Admiral Stephen Koehler, commander of the US Pacific Fleet, is scheduled to arrive in Dhaka today for three-day official visit to discuss defence partnership and expand maritime security cooperation, US Embassy in Dhaka said in a statement yesterday.

Dhaka says political activities from Indian territory could undermine recent progress in bilateral relations

Calls for greater Bangladesh-China cooperation on governance

Reiterates support for voluntary, safe and dignified repatriation

Bangladesh yesterday described its relationship with Saudi Arabia as “strategic” and said its decision to join a Saudi-led maritime defence alliance is aimed at tackling challenges created by the Houthis of Yemen.

Humaiun Kobir says home ministry is handling the matter

US Special Presidential Envoy for South and Central Asia Sergio Gor’s three-day visit to Bangladesh underscored US support for the new administration while signalling greater economic engagement through trade and investment.

Bangladesh’s decision to join a Saudi Arabia-led maritime security coalition underscores Dhaka’s commitment to protecting global sea lanes while carefully balancing relations with competing regional powers, analysts say.

Says revised US travel advisory signals Bangladesh is ready for investment

The meeting began at 9:30am at the Prime Minister's Office in Tejgaon

New Delhi says her stay is based on humanitarian considerations, while Bangladesh’s extradition request remains under legal review

The advisory was upgraded from “Reconsider Travel” to “Exercise Increased Caution,” according to the foreign ministry

Bangladesh does not feel any pressure over the Agreement on Reciprocal Trade (ART) signed with the US, Foreign Minister Khalilur Rahman said yesterday after a meeting with US Special Envoy to South and Central Asia Sergio Gor in Dhaka.

Remarks follow talks with Foreign Minister Khalil Rahman

Malaysian PM says these matters require 'careful diplomacy'

He will hold high-level talks in Dhaka and visit the Rohingya camps in Cox’s Bazar

Talks are expected to centre on strategic ties, regional developments and Bangladesh's evolving foreign policy priorities