Diplomacy
British MP Rupa Huq questions situation in Bangladesh
Bangladesh-origin British MP Rupa Huq has raised a question in the UK parliament on the current situation in Bangladesh.
Take steps to restore people’s faith in political system
The Awami League government should take steps to restore people’s confidence in the political system in Bangladesh after widespread violence rocked the country, said a report by the International Crisis Group (ICG).
Indian union govt the sole authority on foreign affairs
The union government of India has the sole prerogative when it comes to matters of foreign affairs, said a spokesperson of its external affairs ministry acknowledging Dhaka’s note issued after Mamata Banerjee’s remarks.
Indian union govt sole authority on foreign affairs
Says spokesman after Delhi gets Dhaka's note protesting Mamata's comments
UAE did not impose restrictions on visas
The United Arab Emirates has not imposed any visa restrictions on Bangladeshi migrants, Foreign Minister Hasan Mahmud confirmed yesterday.
‘Mockery of justice’
Human Rights Watch yesterday condemned the harsh punishment meted out to the 57 Bangladeshis by the UAE following peaceful demonstrations.
Normalcy to return in a short time
The government yesterday assured foreign diplomats that the situation arising out of students’ quota reform protest will normalise within a short time.
UN, US, UK slam violence in Bangladesh
The UN, US, and UK have condemned the violence during last week’s students’ protests that left at least 150 people dead.
Australia, India, US missions issue travel alerts
Foreign missions of Australia, India, and the US have asked their nationals in Bangladesh to remain on alert while travelling amid the ongoing student demonstrations.
China for peace and stability in Bangladesh
China wants restoration of peace and stability in Bangladesh, said Chinese Ambassador to Bangladesh Yao Wen yesterday.
Uphold individuals’ rights to protest peacefully: US
The US has reiterated calls on Bangladesh government to uphold the rights of individuals to protest peacefully amid the nationwide ongoing quota reforms protests
We wish for restoration of peace and stability in Bangladesh: Chinese envoy
China wants restoration of peace and stability in Bangladesh, said Chinese Ambassador to Bangladesh Yao Wen today
We want to see a quick resolution of present situation: EU envoy
Outgoing Ambassador of the European Union to Bangladesh Charles Whiteley has said all friends and partners of Bangladesh want to see a quick resolution of the present situation and the avoidance of further violence and bloodshed
US embassy issues 'demonstration alert' for its citizens
The US Embassy in Dhaka today issued a "demonstration alert" for its citizens living in Dhaka and across the country saying the situation is extremely volatile
Chinese ambassador dismisses claims about duration of Hasina-Xi meeting as 'nonsense'
Chinese Ambassador to Bangladesh Yao Wen on Tuesday binned claims of a "brief" meeting between Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina and Chinese President Xi Jinping during the former's recent visit to China as "nonsense"
US State Dept’s 'false claim' of two deaths sparks criticism
Though there is no report in Bangladeshi media or from law enforcement agencies regarding any death during the ongoing student protests, the US Department of State spokesperson claiming two deaths has raised a question whether it fell prey to rumours on social media platforms
Muslims should unite against Gaza genocide: PM
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina today called on the Muslim community to be united against the genocide in Gaza carried out by Israel
PM emphasises boosting trade, cooperation between South, Southeast Asia
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina today highlighted the need to enhance trade, commerce, and cooperation between South and Southeast Asia, particularly emphasizing improved connectivity between Bangladesh and Thailand
