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Bangladesh invites foreign envoys 'to ensure impartial polls' - Vimarsana News

Bangladesh invites foreign envoys 'to ensure impartial polls'

South Asia News: Bangladesh extends invitation to foreign envoys as observers for general elections amidst pressure from the West; foreign mission heads agree to send

7 countries call for 'clear roadmap' to be prepared for elections in Libya - Vimarsana News

7 countries call for 'clear roadmap' to be prepared for elections in Libya

Foreign envoys hail work of 6+6 committee in setting election laws

Bangladesh Withdraws Extra Security Protection for Foreign Envoys of India and Three Other Countries Terming It Costly and Discriminatory - Vimarsana News

Bangladesh Withdraws Extra Security Protection for Foreign Envoys of India and Three Other Countries Terming It Costly and Discriminatory

The official, who preferred anonymity, said the police gunmen will continue to accompany the envoys during their movements and the personnel from the designated police unit guarding the chancery complexes and residences of senior diplomats will also remain as usual. 🌎 Bangladesh Withdraws Extra Security Protection for Foreign Envoys of India and Three Other Countries Terming It Costly and Discriminatory.

Hope Foreign Envoys Are Well-aware of Diplomatic Norms - Vimarsana News

Hope Foreign Envoys Are Well-aware of Diplomatic Norms

Hope Foreign Envoys Are Well-aware of Diplomatic Norms

Vienna convention bars envoys from meddling in 'domestic affairs', says Shahriar Alam - Vimarsana News

Vienna convention bars envoys from meddling in 'domestic affairs', says Shahriar Alam

The Bangladesh government has summoned Japanese Ambassador Ito Naoki, apparently reminding him of a Vienna convention that bars envoys from commenting on any country’s domestic affairs.