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WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 2026

Diplomacy

Diplomacy

What does ‘conservation diplomacy’ look like for Bangladesh?

What does ‘conservation diplomacy’ look like for Bangladesh?

While global headlines focus on war, trade, and refugee crises, Bangladesh’s quiet but strategic advances in environmental diplomacy—from climate negotiations to transboundary water and...

Photo: Collected

India’s selective diplomacy erodes trust in Bangladesh’s ties

Newly appointed Ambassador of Kuwait to Bangladesh Ali Tunyan Abdul Wahab Hamadah during his meeting with Chief Adviser Prof Muhammad Yunus at the State Guest House Jamuna on 9 March 2025. Photo: UNB

CA invites Kuwait to Bangladesh Investment Summit next month, pledges stronger ties

Speakers at the two-day International Water Conference which began today (26 January) in Kuakata. Photo: TBS

Bangladesh has not excelled in water diplomacy: Speakers at International Water Conference

Yao Wen, Ambassador of China to Bangladesh, said China’s commitment remains unchanged no matter what changes have taken place in Bangladesh while meeting with Professor Muhammad Yunus on 25 August, 2024. Photo: Chinese Embassy in Bangladesh

Bangladesh-China relations in the post-Hasina era: A delicate dance with the dragon

China's Foreign Minister Wang Yi addresses the 79th United Nations General Assembly at UN headquarters in New York, US, September 28, 2024. Photo: REUTERS/Eduardo Munoz

China's top diplomat heads to Africa as West's attention dwindles

Ambassador of Qatar to Bangladesh Seraya Ali Al-Qahtani expressed his satisfaction over deep economic engagement between his country and Bangladesh on 17 December. Photo: Courtesy

Qatar ambassador expresses satisfaction over deep economic engagement with Bangladesh

Mahfuj raised the issue of a fresh travel alert that drew widespread attention yesterday (3 December) with the British envoy, according to the Chief Adviser’s press wing

Govt seeks UK support to bring laundered money back

Is India losing its dominance in South Asia?

Is India losing its dominance in South Asia?

Chief Adviser Muhammad Yunus called for the revival of SAARC in a meeting with the Pakistan High Commissioner in Dhaka Syed Ahmed Maroof. Photo: PID

Why does the EU flourish while SAARC stagnates?

Photo: UNB

Bangladesh seeks concrete roadmap for multi-sectoral ties with Argentina

Illustration: TBS

Rethinking post-uprising Bangladesh’s foreign policy

Bangladesh's former PM Sheikh Hasina with her Indian counterpart Narendra Modi during her ceremonial reception in New Delhi, India, 2022. File Photo: Reuters

How Bangladesh's 'internal' matter became India's own affair

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