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‘Friendship to all, malice to none’, says Sheikh Hasina as she tells Dhaka to rethink foreign policy after BRICS no-show

During her recent statements, Sheikh Hasina expressed disapproval of Tarique Rahman's absence from the BRICS summit, indicating it was detrimental to Bangladesh’s best interests. She contended that involvement in such platforms could have enhanced economic growth and social benefit. Hasina pointed out the crucial need for foreign policy to reflect…

The Economic Times · Oct 14

‘Deeply unfortunate’: Hasina on Bangladesh skipping BRICS summit

Former Bangladesh prime minister Sheikh Hasina has called Dhaka's decision to skip the Brics summit in India “deeply unfortunate”, saying the country's participation could have opened new opportunities for its economic and social development.

The Times of India · Oct 14

Australia sweep Bangladesh 3-0 after Schutt stars

A four-wicket haul by Megan Schutt and unbeaten half-centuries to Ellyse Perry and Annabel Sutherland secured Australia a 3-0 ODI series win over Bangladesh.

AAP · Oct 14

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‘How do you explain the deletion of 130 million names?’: why Indian voters are on the streets

Anger at electoral roll changes has boiled over, sparking a crisis for Narendra Modi’s Hindu nationalist government

The Guardian - AU · Oct 14

Yunus called ‘terrorist’ by Awami backers at US airport

DHAKA: Nobel laureate and former Bangladesh interim govt chief adviser Muhammad Yunus was confronted by a group of Awami League supporters at New York’s John F Kennedy airport, who termed him a “terrorist” for “killing civilians, arresting thousands and destroying democracy in Bangladesh”.

The Times of India · Oct 14

From climate-driven disasters to Rohingya refugee camps, solar kits help keep the lights on

Mohammed Saber and his family rely on a solar kit for electricity at the bamboo-and-tarpaulin shack they call home at a camp for Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh

The Independent UK · Oct 14

Bangladesh warns of legal action over harassment of Muhammad Yunus in US

Tarique Rahman's adviser issued a warning concerning legal repercussions for supporters of Awami League who heckled Muhammad Yunus. Yunus, recently facing criticism over a measles outbreak, was targeted by aggressive protestors while arriving in New York. Supporters yelled accusations of terrorism and questioned his presence in the US. The incident…

The Economic Times · Oct 13

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Bangladesh PM Tarique Rahman assures minorities of equal rights, security

Bangladesh Prime Minister Tarique Rahman met with Hindu community leaders to discuss their rights and security. He emphasized that every citizen deserves protection regardless of religious identity while ensuring their rights. The government is enhancing security measures ahead of the Durga Puja festival to maintain communal harmony. Past incidents of…

The Economic Times · Oct 13

UK universities withdraw admission offers to Indian, Pakistani, Nigerian students as visa refusals rise

Universities in the United Kingdom are withdrawing admission offers to international students, including those from India, Pakistan, Nigeria and Bangladesh, fearing that the UK government's visa crackdown will result in a blanket ban on recruiting international students, the Financial Times reported.

The Times of India · Oct 12

India shields city gas users as Hormuz crisis threatens South Asia's LNG demand

India has shielded city gas supplies from Middle East LNG disruptions by cutting deliveries to fertiliser plants, refineries and industrial users, helping it weather the crisis better than Pakistan and Bangladesh, Wood Mackenzie said. Even so, India has faced sharply higher LNG prices and an estimated 1.5 million-tonne reduction in…

The Economic Times · Oct 12

Bangladesh home minister to skip BIMSTEC meet in India amid strained ties

Bangladesh Home Minister Salahuddin Ahmed will skip the BIMSTEC meeting in New Delhi. Instead, a senior bureaucrat will represent Bangladesh. The meeting focuses on strengthening security cooperation among South and Southeast Asian nations bordering the Bay of Bengal. Bangladesh currently holds the chairmanship of BIMSTEC and seeks better coordination on…

The Economic Times · Oct 12

Bangladesh party backs CJP stir, ex-Yunus aide seeks Modi's fall

DHAKA: Hardline Jamaat-e-Islami ally and NCP convener Nahid Islam, a key member of the July 2024 movement that led to Sheikh Hasina's ouster as Bangladesh PM, backed the CJP-spearheaded protests in New Delhi, while a former adviser to the erstwhile Muhammad Yunus-led interim govt said he was waiting to witness…

The Times of India · Oct 11

Steve Jones obituary

Other lives: Consultant economist and project planner for humanitarian projects around the world

The Guardian - UK · Oct 11

High voltage Georgia lifts Aussies to ODI series win

Sobhana Mostary struck a scintillating and record-breaking ton for Bangladesh before Australia's Georgia Voll responded in kind to secure a crushing ODI win.

AAP · Oct 11

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The Times of India · Oct 10

Plastic Road Shows Early Promise: Dhaka test stays crack‑free in record heat; long-term impact still unproven

In Dhaka, Bangladesh, a newly constructed road demonstrates impressive durability against heat, showcasing no visible cracks. This innovative road integrates recycled plastic into its asphalt, reducing the reliance on traditional bitumen. Researchers highlight its enhanced stiffness and improved ride comfort over standard roads. Initial findings indicate the possibility of more…

The Times of India · Oct 9

Durga Puja Pandal Numbers Rise: Hindus report reduced fear as pandals hit 33,851; grants, security stepped up

There is cautious optimism among Bangladesh’s minority Hindu community ahead of this year’s Durga Puja. Amid reduced fear after security assurances by the govt, the number of pandals has risen to 33,851 — up 1,460 from last year.

Bored Panda · Oct 9

On Saint Martin’s Island, A Tourism Ban Left Dogs Starving, So This Man Feeds Them Every 48 Hours

When tourists stopped coming to Bangladesh's only coral island, its dogs were left starving. Now some walk kilometers or even swim to reach the meal Saiful brings every 48 hours.

The Economic Times · Oct 9

Pakistan pulls out of Hockey Asian Champions Trophy 2026 to be held in Punjab

Pakistan has withdrawn from the upcoming Hockey Asian Champions Trophy 2026, and Bangladesh will take their place. The tournament is scheduled to run from October 27 to November 5 in Jalandhar and Mohali. India is set to open their campaign against Bangladesh on October 27 after an opening ceremony. The…

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AAP · Oct 9

Fab Phoebe leads Aussie win as Megan shoots for stars

Australia opener Phoebe Litchfield's whirlwind half-century and an all-round display by Annabel Sutherland led a seven-wicket ODI win over Bangladesh..

The Conversation · Oct 9

Once the envy of the world, where has Australia’s batting talent gone?

Tonight, the Australian men’s cricket team starts its three-match Test series against South Africa with serious question marks over most of its batting lineup.

The Economic Times · Oct 8

Bangladesh seeks new or revised Ganges water pact with India ahead of 2026 deadline

Bangladesh is requesting a new or revised Ganges water-sharing treaty with India prior to 2026. Water Resources Minister Shahid Uddin Chowdhury Annee emphasized the need for guarantees similar to the 1977 agreement. Diplomatic engagement and discussions are expected to facilitate negotiations regarding the treaty. Bangladesh's government aims to secure the…

The Economic Times · Oct 8

Calcutta High Court asks Bengal govt how many people crossed Indo-Bangla border in 1970s

The Calcutta High Court recently heard a petition from Sahidul Shekh challenging his detention and deportation. Justice Saugata Bhattacharyya questioned how the government identified Shekh as a Bangladeshi national. The state's lawyer claimed Shekh's identification documents were obtained through forgery, raising further suspicions. The court emphasised the need for due…

AAP · Oct 8

'Back to basics': McGrath buoyed for Bangladesh series

Australia's women's cricket team will take to the field for the first time since winning the T20 World Cup in a three-match ODI series against Bangladesh.

The Economic Times · Oct 7

Entry of Bangladeshi wife of Indian national into India rightly refused by immigration: HC

The Calcutta High Court dismissed a petition seeking entry for a Bangladeshi woman married to an Indian citizen. The court stated that her entry was rightfully refused by immigration authorities due to fraudulent documents. Immigration officials reported that the woman obtained an Indian voter card and PAN card fraudulently. Her…

AAP · Oct 7

'Stagnated': Perry talks up WBBL privatisation

Ahead of Australia's women returning to competition with games against Bangladesh, Ellyse Perry is keen to see how the WBBL will benefit from privatisation.

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