During his official visit to Bangladesh, External Affairs Minister (EAM) S Jaishankar on Thursday focused on the issues of water sharing, border killings, COVID-19 with his counterpart Dr AKA Momen in …
India’s foreign minister travels to Bangladesh amid Rohingya repatriation crisis
India’s foreign minister arrived in Bangladesh on Thursday ahead of a visit by Prime Minister Narendra Modi amid efforts to resolve the fate of 81 Rohingya refugees who are on a boat adrift in …
New MD for Bangladesh House Building Finance Corporation
Bangladesh House Building Finance Corporation (BHBFC) recently witnessed the joining of a new managing director following a gazette from the Department of Financial Institutions.
Spotify now open for business for advertisers in Bangladesh
Spotify, a popular audio streaming service, has signed over a dozen brands as launch partners across three new markets in Asia, including Bangladesh.
Benefits will outweigh losses after graduation from LDC: finance minister
Finance Minister AHM Mustafa Kamal today said that there will be more benefits than losses if Bangladesh graduates to a developing country from a least developed one.
Spotify now open for business in Bangladesh
Since launch, Spotify has partnered with a limited selection of brands to advertise on Spotify Free in the region …
Bangladesh envoy discusses trade, investment opportunities with Qatar Chamber
Officials of the Embassy of Bangladesh in Qatar and Qatar Chamber held a meeting on Wednesday to discuss ways to enhance trade and economic opportunities.
Wall Street Journal lauds Bangladesh’s booming economy
A massive 80% increase in exports in Bangladesh over the past decade has coincided with a dip in neighbouring India and Pakistan …
EAM S Jaishankar to arrive in Dhaka on March 4 ahead of PM Narendra Modi’s Bangladesh visit
During the visit, S Jaishankar will call on Bangladeshi PM Sheikh Hasina and will also hold talks with Bangladesh’s Foreign minister AK Abdul Momen.
How is Bangladesh’s Digital Security Act muzzling free speech?
Amid mass protest over the death of writer Mushtaq Ahmed in prison, authorities in Dhaka have said they will not revoke the controversial act.