India has rejected Bangladesh’s remarks on the Murshidabad violence after the latter called on India to fully protect its minority Muslim community.
‘Focus on protecting own minorities’: India rejects Bangladesh’s ‘unwarranted comments’ on Bengal violence
The Ministry of External Affairs has slammed Bangladesh over its ‘unwarranted comments’ on violence in Bengal over the Waqf Act …
India Hits Back At Bangladesh For Remarks On Bengal Violence: ‘Focus On Protecting Own Minorities’
New Delhi: India on Friday rejected the comments made by Bangladesh officials over the recent violence in West Bengal, which erupted following protests against the amended Waqf bill. “We reject the …
West Bengal communal violence: India rejects Bangladesh official’s remarks
The violence in Murshidabad left three people dead. (PTI) The spokesperson for the Bangladesh interim government chief, Muhammad Yunus, on Thursday condemned attacks on Muslims in West Bengal and …
Bangladesh and Pakistan resume talks after 15 years, seek to mend strained ties
Foreign ministry officials from Bangladesh’s interim government and Pakistan have resumed talks after a 15-year gap, as the two South Asian Muslim-majority nations attempted to ease strained relations …
Bangladesh, Pakistan officials resume bilateral talks after 15 years’ gap
Foreign ministry officials from Bangladesh’s interim government and Pakistan have resumed talks after a 15-year gap, as the two South Asian Muslim-majority nations attempted to ease strained relations …
Bangladesh Demands USD 4.32 Billion Compensation From Pakistan Along With ‘Public Apology’ For 1971 Atrocities
Resuming bilateral talks after a gap of 15 years, foreign ministry officials from Bangladesh’s interim government and Pakistan met in Dhaka on Thursday. During the meeting, Bangladesh demanded …
Can Bangladesh actually afford a trade war with India?
Bangladesh, which has halted yarn imports from key land ports, relies heavily on India for essential goods like cotton, food grains, sugar. India shipped 5,620 commodities to the country last year.
India not yet looking to retaliate to trade hostility by Bangladesh
India wants to avoid a trade war with Bangladesh, even though Dhaka’s recent moves—like blocking yarn imports and restarting trade with Pakistan—have caused concern in New Delhi.
Islamabad’s top diplomat in Dhaka as Bangladesh, Pakistan hold FCO talks after 15-yr hiatus
Pakistan Foreign Secy’s visit for Foreign Office Consultations (FOC) comes ahead of Dy PM Dar’s expected visit to Dhaka—the first by a Pakistani foreign minister since 2012.