¶¶Òõ¾«Æ·

Skip to main content

Tags : United States


img

Yunus returns after 9-day New York visit

Chief adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus on Thursday returned home wrapping up his nine-day New York tour to attend the 80th UN General Assembly session in New York of the United States...

img

US, UK announce fresh aid commitment of $96m to Rohingyas

The United States and the United Kingdom announced fresh aid commitment of $96 million in the first ever high level conference on the Situation of the Rohingya Muslims and Other Minorities in Myanmar at the UN headquarters on Tuesday...

img

US TIP report puts Bangladesh in Tier 2

Bangladesh has remained in Tier 2, as in the past year, in the United States Department of State’s Trafficking in Persons Report 2025 published on Tuesday...

img

Iran toughens penalty for spying for US, Israel

Iranian authorities on Wednesday approved a bill toughening penalties for those convicted of spying on behalf of Israel and the United States, months after the 12-day war between the foes...

img

Netanyahu apologises to Qatar, promises no new strike

Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu, calling Qatar’s prime minister from the White House on Monday, apologised for strikes against Hamas in the Gulf country and promised not to do so again, the United States said...

img

Professor Yunus seeks greater foreign investment

Chief adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus had several meetings with the head of goverments and business leaders of different countries on the sideline of the 80th United Nations General Assembly at New York in the USA on Wednesday.

img

Bangladesh ready for fair polls by mid-Feb, says Yunus

Chief adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus said that his government was prepared to ensure a free, fair, and peaceful general election in the first half of February in Bangladesh as he had a meeting with United States special envoy...

img

US for reforms for strong fiscal transparency in Bangladesh

The US State Department’s 2025 Fiscal Transparency Report has called on Bangladesh to take further steps to improve fiscal transparency, noting that while the interim government has made progress in budgetary openness, significant gaps...

img

Govt reconsiders LDC graduation

The government is reconsidering Bangladesh’s graduation from the Least Developed Country status following pressure from the country’s business community.

img

RMG exporters seek clarity on US tariffs

Bangladesh’s readymade garment exporters have sought detailed clarification and an implementation mechanism regarding a recent United States executive order that allows a 20 per cent reciprocal tariff on Bangladeshi goods to be reduced if at least 20 per cent US-origin content or raw materials are used...

img

India, US to hold trade talks amid tariff storm

India and the United States are set to hold trade discussions in the capital New Delhi on Tuesday, officials and Indian media reports said, as the two countries seek to resolve a tariff row...

img

New round of US-China trade talks kicks off in Madrid

China and the United States kicked off the latest round of trade talks on Sunday in Madrid, where they are set to thrash out their TikTok dispute and President Donald Trump’s promised hefty tariffs...

img

Tectonic shift over the fault lines

On March 1, 2001, president George W Bush, speaking at the National Defence University in Washington DC, stated that the United States and Russia ‘are not and must not be strategic adversaries.’ Yet, more than two decades later, as the 2024 US presidential elections approached, Republican nominee Donald Trump remarked during a televised interview on November...

img

US envoy agrees to prisoner swap: Taliban govt

Washington’s special envoy Adam Boehler made a rare visit on Saturday to Kabul, where he said the United States would move forward with a prisoner exchange, according to the Taliban government...

img

Rethinking work–life balance

THE phrase work–life balance was coined in Britain in the late 1970s and popularised in the United States during the 1980s, propelled by the Women’s Liberation Movement, which pressed for a fairer division between career and domestic responsibilities. Historians link its early usage to British campaigners lobbying for workplace reforms for working mothers. Since...