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Sheikh Hasina

Person · Head_of_state · Bangladesh · 242 dispatches indexed · last seen Jun 29, 2026
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Geopolitical Economics
Explained | China, Bangladesh in talks over Teesta project

Bangladesh Prime Minister Tarique Rahman secured China's commitment to develop the Teesta River project during Beijing talks in June, aiming to control flooding, reclaim land, and improve irrigation for northern agricultural regions facing water scarcity from Indian upstream damming.

The Hindu · 2d ago
Geopolitical Politics
Beijing expands Indian Ocean footprint with Bangladesh port deal

Bangladesh's new Prime Minister formalized a deal with China to develop an economic zone at Mongla port, replacing India's previously planned project, expanding Beijing's strategic footprint across the Indian Ocean region amid deteriorating India-Bangladesh ties.

Times of India · 3d ago
Geopolitical Economics
Bangladesh unveils $77 billion budget, eyes 6.5% growth

Bangladesh unveiled a $77 billion budget targeting 6.5% GDP growth and 7.5% inflation after economic slowdown, with development spending jumping 47% as the new government seeks IMF support and macroeconomic stability.

Business Recorder · Jun 11
Geopolitical Politics
Bangladesh’s Twin Challenges: Economic Revival and Great Power Balancing

Bangladesh's new government faces urgent economic revival and great power balancing after political upheaval, needing growth above 4.5 percent and diversified foreign investment while managing relations with India, China, Pakistan, and the United States without subordination.

The Diplomat – Asia-Pacific · Jun 3
Geopolitical Economics
Bangladesh urges China to reduce trade gap

Bangladesh's Prime Minister Rahman urged Chinese President Xi to narrow their trade gap and diversify exports during a Beijing visit, seeking China's support for major infrastructure projects while balancing diplomatic ties with India.

The Hindu · 3d ago
International Relations
Bypassing India, Bangladesh PM Rahman picks Malaysia, China for first visit

Bangladesh Prime Minister Tarique Rahman chose Malaysia and China for his first foreign visit, bypassing India, to boost investments and employment opportunities while signaling his government's balanced approach between the two powers under its "Bangladesh First" policy.

Hindustan Times · Jun 20
International Relations
Danita Yadav- Read all stories from Danita Yadav

Journalist Danita Yadav covered Bangladesh's election victory for the BNP party, which returned to power with Tarique Rahman becoming the first male prime minister since 1991, alongside major geopolitical developments including US-India trade negotiations and regional tensions.

Hindustan Times · Jun 1