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Christians wary of Bangladeshi PM's 'Christian State' remarks

Archbishop says plot alleged by Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina is neither supported nor accepted by Christians

'One-sided' election to deepen crisis

Just like twice before, the country is heading towards a “one-sided” parliamentary election, which will deepen the political and economic crisis, said speakers at a discussion yesterday.

Lavrov's Dhaka visit significant | The Daily Star

Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov arrives in Dhaka on a two-day visit this afternoon just months ahead of the general election amid an evolving geopolitical shift.

Lavrov's visit significant on several counts

Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov arrives in Dhaka on a two-day visit this afternoon just months ahead of the general election amid an evolving geopolitical shift.

MoFA explores ways to 'manage' foreign diplomats

China diversifies ties with India, neighbours

Indian envoy calls for early free trade deal with Bangladesh to push growth

The proposed Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (CEPA) between New Delhi and Dhaka has the potential for a new institutional framework and supply chain linkage thereby enhancing bilateral trade and investment, India’s High Commissioner to Bangladesh Pranay Verma said. Verma who met business leaders in Dhaka also underlined the need to expand connectivity between the two neighbours. Bilateral trade between India and Bangladesh has grown in the last five years. It is now touching almost $2 billion.

Is extremism in Bangladesh getting quietly boosted through cyber activities?

Is extremism in Bangladesh getting quietly boosted through cyber activities?

Bangladesh is looking to tighten its security measures in the cyber space to address the hydra headed problem of radicalism. While the South Asian nation has not witnessed any major incidents of violence since the gruesome Holy Artisan Bakery incident in 2016, authorities said that threats are on the rise with the world opening up in the post Covid phase. The surge in Internet usage and online communication during the Covid 19 pandemic has only boosted the global terror outfits, which have used the medium to the fullest to spread their radical messages, finance their arms in different regions and even recruit.

Rohingya killing near Bangladesh-Myanmar border raises Dhaka security concerns

DHAKA: A series of violent incidents near the Bangladesh-Myanmar border has turned deadly with at least one Rohingya teenager killed, as Dhaka summoned Myanmar’s ambassador on Sunday amid rising security concerns. Although Bangladesh is not a signatory to the 1951 UN Refugee Convention, the country has been hosting and providing humanitarian support to 1.2 million Rohingya