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Bangladesh not want foreign interference in its internal affairs: FM - Vimarsana News

Bangladesh not want foreign interference in its internal affairs: FM

DHAKA, Dec. 26 (Xinhua) -- Bangladeshi Foreign Minister AK Abdul Momen said on Monday that Bangladesh does not want interference from any country in Bangladesh

'B'desh doesn't want foreign interference in internal affairs' - Vimarsana News

'B'desh doesn't want foreign interference in internal affairs'

Bangladesh Foreign Minister A.K. Abdul Momen said on Monday that his country does not want interference from any nation in Bangladesh's internal affairs."We're a mature country. We're a sovereign country. We are an independent ...

Dec 14 incident an 'expected result' of US envoy's activities in Bangladesh: Russia - Vimarsana News

Dec 14 incident an 'expected result' of US envoy's activities in Bangladesh: Russia

New Age, a Dhaka-based leading English language daily newspaper, is a major source of news of Bangladesh and international affairs

An attempt to interfere in Bangladesh's internal affairs: Russia - Vimarsana News

An attempt to interfere in Bangladesh's internal affairs: Russia

An attempt to interfere in Bangladesh’s internal affairs: Russia

[EXCLUSIVE] Safeguard Defenders offers to help South Korea probe China's secret police station - Vimarsana News

[EXCLUSIVE] Safeguard Defenders offers to help South Korea probe China's secret police station

Safeguard Defenders, the Madrid-based human rights group that released a bombshell report accusing China's government of operating more than 100 “secret police stations” around the world, has offered to help South Korean authorities find them in their territory. The offer comes two days after South Korean officials told reporters that an investigation had begun to confirm the allegations that the Chinese Communist Party is running at least one such police facility “at an unknown location” in the country.