Bangladesh-Russia

Infograph: TBS
Economy

Trump's peace push in Ukraine: A new hope for Bangladesh?

Businesses and economists hope that if peace comes, it could reignite trade, stabilise taka

Rossotrudnichestvo officials among others at a press conference at the Russian House in Dhaka on Tuesday. Photo: Courtesy
Bangladesh

Russian House aims for deeper ties with Bangladeshi youth

Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov attends an opening ceremony of the school year beginning known as the "Day of Knowledge" in the MGIMO (Moscow State University for Foreign Relations) in Moscow, Russia, Friday, Sept. 1, 2023. (AP Photo/Alexander Zemlianichenko)
Bangladesh

'Food, fertilizer, fuel...and Rohingyas': Dhaka on possible agenda for meeting with Lavrov

Representational image. Photo: Masum Billah
Economy

Rajshahi's mango goes to Russia for first time

Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov reacts during a joint news conference in Colombo, Sri Lanka January 14, 2020. Reuters/Dinuka Liyanawatte
Bangladesh

Russian foreign minister likely to visit Bangladesh

File photo of Russian Ambassador to Bangladesh Alexander Mantytskiy. Photo: REUTERS
Bangladesh

Bangladesh now self-reliant with rapidly developing economy: Russian ambassador

Picture used on representational purpose. Photo: Collected
Energy

Russia offers LNG export to Bangladesh as solution to energy deficit

Photo: BSS
Economy

Potato export to Russia to resume this year: Agriculture minister

Photo: Collected
Bangladesh

Bangladesh maintains balance in ties with US, Russia, India and China: FM

Russia sent Rooppur cargo in sanctioned ship intentionally: Momen
Bangladesh

Russia sent Rooppur cargo in sanctioned ship intentionally: Momen

Representational Image. Photo: TBS
South Asia

Russian ship with Rooppur nuclear plant materials docks at Haldia

Photographer: Andrey Rudakov/Bloomberg
Energy

Rosatom keen to offer renewable energy solutions to Bangladesh

TIB slams Russian Embassy’s response to its concerns about grain, gas deals
Bangladesh

TIB slams Russian Embassy’s response to its concerns about grain, gas deals