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Govt appoints Asad Alam as foreign secy

Bangladesh interim government has appointed secretary Asad Alam Siam, who served as Bangladesh ambassador to the United States, as foreign secretary of the country, said foreign affairs ministry.

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India pushes 20 more people into Bangladesh

The Border Security Force of India pushed 20 more people, including 10 children, into Bangladesh through Masudpur border in Chapainawabganj district on Wednesday...

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PUSH-IN: Dhaka for consular dialogue with Delhi

Dhaka has proposed to New Delhi to hold a consular dialogue to resolve the issues involving the ongoing incidents of people being pushed into Bangladesh from the Indian side.

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Process to relocate Bangladeshis from Tehran begins

Bangladesh has begun a process to relocate its citizens from Tehran to a ‘safe place’ in Iran as around 400 Bangladeshis living in the Iranian capital have been exposed to danger due to attacks from Israel for the past five days.

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Acting foreign secy admits failure

Acting foreign secretary Md Ruhul Alam Siddique on Tuesday said that the Bangladesh foreign ministry had some responsibility for not taking place an expected meeting between interim government chief adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus and British prime minister Keir Starmer in London during his June 10-13 visit to the United Kingdom...

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Yunus thanks Australia for resuming visa processing in Dhaka

Bangladesh interim government chief adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus thanked Australia for resuming visa processing operations in Dhaka as newly appointed Australian High Commissioner to Bangladesh Susan Ryle called on him at the State Guest House Jamuna on Tuesday.

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Process to relocate Bangladeshis from Tehran begins

Bangladesh has begun a process to relocate its citizens from Tehran to a ‘safe place’ in Iran as around 400 Bangladeshis living in the Iranian capital have been exposed to danger due to attacks from Israel for the past five days.

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Iran-Israel conflict: Bangladesh fears energy, economic crisis

With no sign of de-escalation of the tensions in the Middle East and the closure of the Strait of Hormuz under Iran’s consideration, Bangladesh appears to face a wave of fresh economic crises due to a surge in energy prices and a potential supply shortage...

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UK informed of assets of Bashundhara chair’s sons

The Anti-Corruption Commission has sent to the relevant authorities in the United Kingdom information on properties allegedly owned by Bashundhara Group chairman Ahmed Akbar Sobhan’s two sons — Safiat Sobhan and Sadat Sobhan — over allegations of...

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Bangladesh opens hotlines over Iran situation

Bangladesh has opened hotlines to receive reports from its citizens living in Iran and their relatives in Dhaka to assess the situation before taking a final decision on whether to pull the expatriates from the Middle Eastern country.