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Topic: Bangladesh Interim Government

Bangladesh court issues 2nd arrest warrant against exiled ex-PM Hasina for ‘enforced disappearances’

ICT issued warrants against Hasina & 11 others. Chief prosecutor told the tribunal during the hearing that Awami League had fostered a culture of state-sponsored enforced disappearances.

Bangladesh new textbooks say Ziaur Rahman declared independence, remove ‘Father of the Nation’ Mujibur

Researcher Rakhal Raha, entrusted with making the changes, said they tried to free the textbooks from ‘exaggerated, imposed history’.

Bangladesh journalists ‘sacked on students’ demand’, media associations in India flag ‘mob threat’

5 journalists of Somoy TV were dismissed after student protesters besieged the offices of the channel’s investors for its news coverage, which, they claimed, favours Hasina’s party.

India confirms it has received note verbale from Bangladesh seeking Sheikh Hasina’s extradition

This is the first time an official extradition request has been sent to India for Hasina's extradition. The former Bangladesh PM has been in India since she was ousted in August.

Bangladesh interim govt sends note to India seeking Sheikh Hasina’s return for ‘judicial process’

Bangladesh-based ICT has issued arrest warrants against the 77-year-old. There is an existing extradition treaty with India under which Hasina can be deported, Dhaka said.

India must find a way to drive Bangladesh toward ballot. Radicals taking it to pre-1971 days

For India, it is important that Bangladesh maintains strategic autonomy and upholds its secular-democratic credentials. The best way to achieve this is by ensuring a democratically elected government in Dhaka.

Working with Bangladesh on law enforcement, made it clear that minorities’ safety is critical, says US

Comments highlight nature of support given by US to Bangladesh interim govt. President Biden following developments very closely, says US national security communications adviser.

Yunus honours ‘daughters of July uprising’ that ousted Hasina to pacify women feeling ‘ignored, unsafe’

Yunus’s remarks come as female participants of the student protests this year in Bangladesh feel upset over being sidelined by the interim govt, besides concerns about women’s safety.

In Dhaka, foreign secy conveys concerns about minorities’ safety, ‘desire for mutually beneficial’ ties

In first structured engagement between the two foreign offices, India’s Vikram Misri highlighted New Delhi’s interest for a positive relationship with Bangladesh’s interim govt.

Pakistanis no longer need security clearance for Bangladesh visa as bilateral thaw progresses

Clearance requirement was introduced in 2019 amid broader security measures introduced amid tensions. Shift in policy came a day before Pakistani envoy's meeting with Khaleda Zia.

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