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In Talks With Pak, Bangladesh Seeks Public Apology For 1971 Atrocities
Bangladesh raised "historically unresolved issues" and sought a public apology from Pakistan over the 1971 atrocities as the two countries held their first foreign secretary-level talks in 15 years here on Thursday.
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Bangladesh's Yunus Meets Xi, Calls For China To Play "Greater Role" In Ensuring Peace
China and Bangladesh on Friday signed nine agreements after Muhammad Yunus' meeting with President Xi Jinping during which the Bangladesh Chief Adviser highlighted student protests that led to regime change in Dhaka.
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"We Remain Committed...": PM Modi's Letter To Bangladesh's Muhammad Yunus
Amid frosty ties between Delhi and Dhaka, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has written to Muhammad Yunus, chief advisor to Bangladesh's interim government, wishing him on his country's Independence Day
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Bangladesh's Yunus Flags "Propaganda" Behind Thaw In India Relations
Mohammad Yunus, who heads the caretaker government in Bangladesh, has played down concerns over deteriorating ties with India, asserting that the Southeast Asian neighbours were victim to some "propaganda" but that there were attempts to overcome it.
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China Opens Its Arms For Dhaka As Bangladesh-India Ties Deteriorate
The delegation's visit comes at a time when diplomatic relations between India and Bangladesh have become increasingly strained.
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S Jaishankar Meets Bangladesh Foreign Adviser, Discusses Bilateral Ties, BIMSTEC
External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar met Bangladesh's Foreign Affairs Advisor Touhid Hossain on Sunday to discuss bilateral relations between the two countries and BIMSTEC.
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"Relevant T-Word Is Terrorism, Not Tango": India On Pak Deputy PM's Remark
India took a jibe at Pakistan's comment. Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal said, "The relevant 'T' word here is terrorism, not tango", during his weekly briefing.
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Bangladeshi Traders "Forced" To Import From Pakistan Amid Growing Maritime Ties: Report
In a concern for India, trade and maritime ties between Pakistan and Bangladesh seem to be getting stronger, with a second cargo vessel from Karachi reaching the Chittagong port this week.
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Foreign Secretary Arrives In Dhaka To Hold Talks With Interim Government
Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri arrives in Dhaka on Monday morning to discuss bilateral relations between India and Bangladesh, officials said.
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Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri To Visit Bangladesh On Dec 9 Amid Strain In Ties
India has announced that Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri will travel to Bangladesh on Monday, a visit that comes amid increasing strain in ties between New Delhi and Dhaka over attacks on minorities, including Hindus, in the neighbouring country.
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Dhaka, Islamabad Inch Closer With Historic Sea Link. How It Impacts India
A Pakistani cargo ship docked at Bangladeshs Chittagong port last week, marking the first-ever direct maritime contact between the two countries in over five decades. The vessel from Karachi has successfully unloaded its containers at the post.
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Named In Murder Case In Bangladesh, Shakib Al Hasan Concerned About Safety After Announcing Retirement Plans
In an unexpected turn of events, Shakib Al Hasan was named in an FIR in a murder case related to the civil protests in Bangladesh last August.
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Want Good Ties With India But On Basis Of "Fairness, Equality": Muhammad Yunus
Bangladesh's Chief Adviser Dr Muhammad Yunus on Wednesday said his country wants good relations with India and other neighbouring nations it should be on the basis of "fairness and equality".
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"Stay Silent In India Till...": Muhammad Yunus' Message To Sheikh Hasina
Muhammad Yunus, the head of Bangladesh's interim government, has said that former prime minister Sheikh Hasina making political remarks from India is an "unfriendly gesture", asserting that she must remain silent.
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Sheikh Hasina's Stay In India Will Not Hurt Ties: Bangladesh Government Adviser
A key adviser of Bangladesh's interim government on Monday said that deposed prime minister Sheikh Hasina's extended stay in India will not hurt bilateral relations and Dhaka will always try to maintain good relations with New Delhi.
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In Talks With Pak, Bangladesh Seeks Public Apology For 1971 Atrocities
Bangladesh raised "historically unresolved issues" and sought a public apology from Pakistan over the 1971 atrocities as the two countries held their first foreign secretary-level talks in 15 years here on Thursday.
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Bangladesh's Yunus Meets Xi, Calls For China To Play "Greater Role" In Ensuring Peace
China and Bangladesh on Friday signed nine agreements after Muhammad Yunus' meeting with President Xi Jinping during which the Bangladesh Chief Adviser highlighted student protests that led to regime change in Dhaka.
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"We Remain Committed...": PM Modi's Letter To Bangladesh's Muhammad Yunus
Amid frosty ties between Delhi and Dhaka, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has written to Muhammad Yunus, chief advisor to Bangladesh's interim government, wishing him on his country's Independence Day
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Bangladesh's Yunus Flags "Propaganda" Behind Thaw In India Relations
Mohammad Yunus, who heads the caretaker government in Bangladesh, has played down concerns over deteriorating ties with India, asserting that the Southeast Asian neighbours were victim to some "propaganda" but that there were attempts to overcome it.
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China Opens Its Arms For Dhaka As Bangladesh-India Ties Deteriorate
The delegation's visit comes at a time when diplomatic relations between India and Bangladesh have become increasingly strained.
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S Jaishankar Meets Bangladesh Foreign Adviser, Discusses Bilateral Ties, BIMSTEC
External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar met Bangladesh's Foreign Affairs Advisor Touhid Hossain on Sunday to discuss bilateral relations between the two countries and BIMSTEC.
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"Relevant T-Word Is Terrorism, Not Tango": India On Pak Deputy PM's Remark
India took a jibe at Pakistan's comment. Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal said, "The relevant 'T' word here is terrorism, not tango", during his weekly briefing.
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Bangladeshi Traders "Forced" To Import From Pakistan Amid Growing Maritime Ties: Report
In a concern for India, trade and maritime ties between Pakistan and Bangladesh seem to be getting stronger, with a second cargo vessel from Karachi reaching the Chittagong port this week.
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Foreign Secretary Arrives In Dhaka To Hold Talks With Interim Government
Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri arrives in Dhaka on Monday morning to discuss bilateral relations between India and Bangladesh, officials said.
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Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri To Visit Bangladesh On Dec 9 Amid Strain In Ties
India has announced that Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri will travel to Bangladesh on Monday, a visit that comes amid increasing strain in ties between New Delhi and Dhaka over attacks on minorities, including Hindus, in the neighbouring country.
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Dhaka, Islamabad Inch Closer With Historic Sea Link. How It Impacts India
A Pakistani cargo ship docked at Bangladeshs Chittagong port last week, marking the first-ever direct maritime contact between the two countries in over five decades. The vessel from Karachi has successfully unloaded its containers at the post.
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Named In Murder Case In Bangladesh, Shakib Al Hasan Concerned About Safety After Announcing Retirement Plans
In an unexpected turn of events, Shakib Al Hasan was named in an FIR in a murder case related to the civil protests in Bangladesh last August.
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Want Good Ties With India But On Basis Of "Fairness, Equality": Muhammad Yunus
Bangladesh's Chief Adviser Dr Muhammad Yunus on Wednesday said his country wants good relations with India and other neighbouring nations it should be on the basis of "fairness and equality".
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"Stay Silent In India Till...": Muhammad Yunus' Message To Sheikh Hasina
Muhammad Yunus, the head of Bangladesh's interim government, has said that former prime minister Sheikh Hasina making political remarks from India is an "unfriendly gesture", asserting that she must remain silent.
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Sheikh Hasina's Stay In India Will Not Hurt Ties: Bangladesh Government Adviser
A key adviser of Bangladesh's interim government on Monday said that deposed prime minister Sheikh Hasina's extended stay in India will not hurt bilateral relations and Dhaka will always try to maintain good relations with New Delhi.
