“India-Russia economies thrive on longstanding trust, confidence”
The India-Eurasian Economic Union FTA is an ambitious undertaking which aims to expand trade ties further.
Perspective
First Asian Buddhist Summit throws up innovative ideas
The First Asian Buddhist Summit, was organized by the Ministry of Culture and the International Buddhist Confederation (IBC), themed ‘Role of Buddha Dhamma in strengthening Asia’ . It saw a participation from 32 countries with over 160 international participants.
What did the BRICS Summit in Kazan accomplish?
At least 30 more countries wish go join it, including NATO member Turkey. Thirteen countries were added as BRICS partner countries this year: Algeria, Belarus, Bolivia, Cuba, Indonesia, Kazakhstan, Malaysia, Nigeria, Turkey, Thailand, Uganda, Uzbekistan, and Vietnam.
You may vandalise his statue, but Bangabandhu remains immortal
By Hiren Pandit If Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman had not been born, the birth of
Why Vietnam Matters to India
Ever since the two countries signed a Joint Declaration on Strategic Partnership in November 2007, raising their bilateral relationship to a strategic partnership, India- Vietnam security cooperation has accelerated
Bangladesh: Responsible use of Social Media could have prevented horrifying violence
Bangladesh’s technological landscape, with an internet penetration rate of 31.5 percent and 188 million mobile phone users, is also high in smartphone usage. The challenge is to manage this flow of information to prevent harmful consequences.
Who is Iran’s new President?
The assassination of Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh on the day immediately following the swearing in of Pezeshkian may be an ominious sign.
Anti-quota movement aimed at unseating the present government unlawfully
While visiting some protest spots, I found the protestors’ standing posture, slogans and placards, etc. are utterly anti-Bangladesh and anti-Bangladesh liberation.
Will Hasina save Bangladesh from anarchy?
The students at Dhaka University and four other universities in the outskirts of Dhaka, Rajshahi and Sylhet since began their protest for reforms of job quota in government jobs since 1st July
China and the Bangladesh War of Liberation
When Bangladesh came into being on 16 December, 1971, many countries recognized the new country. But China did not care to recognize Bangladesh until the later part of August, 1975.