The US and China are competing for power in North East India, amid China's expanding influence in Bangladesh and Myanmar.
Muhammad Yunus
Dinesh Trivedi is appointed India's high commissioner to Bangladesh amid a reset in ties.
The Lights Are Going Out in Bangladesh: How the BNP Government and Yunus’s Interim Regime Have Engineered a National Energy Catastrophe
Bangladesh's parliament cancels several reforms introduced after student-led protests, raising concerns of backtracking on democratic gains.
Handshake in Dhaka: Can India and Pakistan revive ties in 2026?
Dhaka will reiterate calls for Sheikh Hasina's extradition during the foreign minister's visit to India.
Bangladesh's new government is navigating foreign policy challenges amidst the Iran war.
India's security-focused diplomacy and ideological rhetoric have eroded its influence across South Asia, as Bangladesh, Nepal, and other neighbors increasingly diversify partnerships with China and Pakistan despite New Delhi's nine billion dollars in development aid.
Bangladesh's Maj Gen Kaiser Rashid Chowdhury visits India for meetings, heading Directorate General of Forces Intelligence
Muhammad Yunus uses farewell speech to make indirect remarks on India's northeastern region and China
Muhammad Yunus's term as Chief Adviser of Bangladesh's Interim Government ends, sparking speculation about his next role
India reconfigures its intelligence architecture after Operation Sindoor, enhancing liaison and technology-driven coordination.
Dinesh Trivedi is appointed India's next High Commissioner to Bangladesh, effective immediately.
Bangladesh tightens security nationwide after arresting a suspected militant operative.
World reacts after India, Pakistan agree to stop firing
Bangladesh PM defends the July Charter, citing BNP's initial signature.
NSA Doval hosted Bangladesh Foreign Minister Khalilur Rahman for dinner talks in New Delhi, marking the first ministerial visit since the BNP's February election victory, as both nations seek to reset bilateral relations through mutual trust and shared interests.
Bangladesh's foreign minister visits India April 7-10 to repair strained diplomatic ties through discussions on energy cooperation, water sharing, and visa normalization, marking the first ministerial visit since 2024 protests.
India and Bangladesh discussed defence ties. The meeting signals a return to collaboration between the two nations.
Bangladesh President Mohammed Shahabuddin claims Muhammad Yunus did not follow constitution, kept him uninformed
Muhammad Yunus's farewell note sparks interest amid strained India-Bangladesh ties
Muhammad Yunus, Nobel Peace Prize winner, leads Bangladesh's interim government, recognized for combating poverty
Bangladesh is on high security alert due to concerns over a resurgence of Islamist extremism.
Bangladesh police issue a nationwide security alert due to possible militant attack threats on key installations.
Bangladesh is on high alert due to possible terror threats targeting key locations nationwide.
Dinesh Trivedi is likely to be appointed India's High Commissioner to Bangladesh, citing his extensive experience.
India and Bangladesh agreed Wednesday to normalize strained bilateral relations by resuming diplomatic mechanisms, addressing contentious issues separately, and enhancing trade and energy cooperation, marking the first ministerial visit since the BNP's election victory in February.
Bangladesh's new government is navigating foreign policy challenges amidst the Iran war, seeking to balance ties with the US, India, and other nations while prioritizing national interests.
Indian High Commissioner Pranay Verma met Bangladesh PM Tarique Rahman to discuss bilateral ties and cooperation.
Bangladesh Foreign Minister Rahman will visit India. The Ganga treaty renewal and fuel supply are top agenda items.
Nobel laureate Muhammad Yunus returns to non-profit work after 18 months as chief adviser to Bangladesh's interim government
Muhammad Yunus highlights rebuilding Bangladesh's foreign engagement foundations
Muhammad Yunus comments on a death sentence, stating no one is above the law, in relation to a significant case
