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PoliticsIt’s not foreigners to say about Bangladesh’s election: UK envoy
British high commissioner to Bangladesh Robert Chatterton Dickson on Wednesday said it is not the foreigners’ role to say how Bangladesh will hold its national election.
IS in Afghanistan could be able to attack US in 6 months: Pentagon official
Acting foreign minister Amir Khan Muttaqi of the new Taliban government has said the threat from Islamic State militants will be addressed
Sudan PM released as protesters face tear gas
Sudanese prime minister Abdalla Hamdok was brought home late Tuesday, his office said, after a day of intense international pressure following his removal in a military coup
Anger over men-only foreign delegations to meet Taliban
Global powers and aid groups that have loudly demanded an inclusive Afghanistan under the Taliban are now facing criticism for sending all-male delegations to Kabul to meet the hardline Islamists
Sudan coup generals determined not to lose long-held power: Analysts
By ousting senior civilian figures and disrupting a transition to democracy, Sudan's generals have ensured they maintain control in the East African country, as they have for most of its ...
Indian Army conducts free-fall parachute training for Bangladesh Navy commandos
As per the Indian Navy, Admiral M Shaheen Iqbal is on an official visit to India that commenced on 23 October and will last till 29 October
Congress MP writes Modi to open land port in Rajshahi, Murshidabad
Road connectivity over the river Padma between Jalangi and Rajshahi district of Bangladesh can herald a paradigm shift in the economic growth of both the countries, the Congress MP said
Interview: Pankaj Bhattacharya
'Lack of justice is instigating communal violence'
Democracy is steadily shrinking and falling into a crisis. The rule of law must be ensured, the criminals must be caught and punished, we must emerge from this lack of justice, says veteran ...
Bangladesh-India relation deeper than any strategic partnership: Shringla
The spirit of friendship, understanding and mutual respect engendered during the liberation of Bangladesh continues to permeate different aspects of this relationship
Military Coup
No negotiations with coup dissidents: Myanmar junta
The Southeast Asian nation has been in chaos since a February coup, with more than 1,100 killed in a crackdown on dissent, according to a local monitoring group
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