Yunus urges foreign nations聽to return stolen assets to Bangladesh
Chief adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus on Friday urged the stolen asset recipient countries to return the wealth to Bangladesh.
Foreign affairs
Bangladesh urges Azerbaijan to hire skilled workers
Labour and employment adviser Brigadier General (retired) M Sakhawat Hossain has made a call to Azerbaijan to recruit more skilled workers from Bangladesh, as he held bilateral meeting with the country鈥檚 minister of labour and social security Anar Aliyev in Baku, Azerbaijan.
Bangladesh faces 鈥業ndia problem鈥� as they dislike students鈥� actions: Yunus
Chief adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus has laid emphasis on exploring economics opportunities through regional cooperation but noted the problems that Bangladesh faces with India right now because they 鈥榙id not like鈥� what the students have done in Bangladesh.
India 鈥榙id not like鈥� what students have done in Bangladesh: Yunus
The Bangladesh interim government chief adviser, Professor Muhammad Yunus, has laid emphasis on exploring economics opportunities through regional cooperation but noted the problems that Bangladesh faces with India right now because they 鈥榙id not like鈥� what the students have done in Bangladesh.
British Council invites applications for Study UK Alumni Awards 2026
The British Council, the United Kingdom鈥檚 international organisation for cultural relations and educational opportunities, is inviting applications for the twelfth edition of its prestigious Study UK Alumni Awards...
Trial of Hasina, her allies top priority of interim govt: Yunus tells Finnish president
Chief adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus has said the trials of former prime minister Sheikh Hasina and her allies are a top priority of his government...
Commerce adviser, Pakistan PM鈥檚 trade coordinator discuss boosting ties
Commerce adviser SK Bashir Uddin and Pakistan prime minister鈥檚 trade coordinator Ihsaan Afzal Khan on Thursday discussed ways to enhance bilateral trade and investment, strengthen economic cooperation, and take commercial relations to a new level...
Professor Muhammad Yunus invited to join prestigious Club de Madrid
President of the Club de Madrid and former president of Slovenia, Danilo Turk, met with Bangladesh chief adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus in New York on Wednesday...
India pushes 19 more into Bangladesh
The Indian Border Security Force pushed 19 more people into Bangladesh through the Chanshikari border point of Bholahat in Chapainawabganj early Wednesday.
February polls聽to herald new era of democracy, says Yunus
Chief adviser Muhammad Yunus said that the upcoming February election would usher in a new era for Bangladesh鈥檚 democracy as he was called on by mayor of Paris Anne Hidalgo at his hotel in New York in the United States on Tuesday.
Rohingyas keen on safe return to Myanmar: OHCHR report
A just published United Nations report has found that the ultimate goal of the Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh is to return to Myanmar.聽
Bangladesh CA seeks WB help to modernise Ctg port, retrieve stolen funds
Bangladesh interim government chief adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus has urged the World Bank (WB) to assist in recovering the stolen funds and support the reform and modernisation of the Chittagong Port, emphasising its potential to generate millions of manufacturing jobs and enhance regional cooperation.
Bangladesh chief adviser urges carbon-neutral future for Olympics
Chief adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus, who played a key role in transforming the Paris 2024 Olympics into one of the largest social business events in history, has emphasised the importance of making all future Olympic Games, including the upcoming Los Angeles Olympics, carbon neutral...
Bangladesh CA Yunus honoured at Theirworld鈥檚 annual Global Education Dinner
Bangladesh chief adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus, the 2006 Nobel Peace Laureate and founder of the Grameen Bank, was honoured with Theirworld鈥檚 Unlock Big Change award in recognition of his pioneering work in social and economic development and his unwavering commitment to education...
Govt regrets over troubling incident in NY, vows legal response
The interim government has expressed its deep regret over the troubling incident that occurred here in the USA on Monday targeting the political leaders and vowed to meet the incident with appropriate legal and diplomatic responses.
