Despite the so-called end of a golden era in bilateral ties, Bangladesh’s foreign policy is historically seen to have oscillated between pro-India and pro-Pakistan positions.
Sheikh Hasina’s homecoming, if it happens, would undoubtedly be the biggest political spectacle in Bangladesh after the 2024 student-led July uprising that brought down her government and forced her to flee.
Bangladesh will never go back to fascism, says nation’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs, calling ousted PM a ‘convicted mass murderer’. MEA has said Hasina interaction had ‘no involvement’ of India.
Hasina's planned virtual address in which she is likely to clear her plan of return has Dhaka reaching out to New Delhi, reports a Bangladeshi media outlet.
This comes ahead of Hasina's virtual public appearance as well as scheduled participation in an event organised by Foreign Correspondents' Club of South Asia in New Delhi.
Dhaka communicated its request to New Delhi on 8 June, it is learnt. It has set up an expert panel as India finds suitable dates to begin talks for treaty expiring later this year.
The series originally scheduled for 2024 has since been rescheduled twice due to strained ties between India & Bangladesh. BCB writes to BCCI, reaches out to government to push for tour.
Once fully completed in 2028, the two Russian-designed reactors at the Rooppur facility will be able to supply as much as 15% of the country’s electricity.
Data on FDI rise has become a political flashpoint, with Naidu govt projecting an investor-friendly turnaround while YSRCP leader says ‘unwarranted information’ provided in House.
In February this year, ThePrint reported that India is exploring the possibility of teaming up with France for co-development and co-manufacturing of the futuristic FCAS.
It’s evident Bhagwat was watching from a distance and was worried about youth’s anger towards Modi govt. The first thing he did was to demolish any criticism of Gen Z protesters as anti-national.
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