Diplomacy

January 27, 2025, 10:24 am

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Monetary policy considerations: A conservative approach Mirza Fakhrul steps into 78 Sunday Compelled to join Chhatra League politics at DU, alleges Sarjis ICT issues arrest warrant against ex-RAB DG Harun High time to strengthen accountability: Former CAG Muslim Chy 43 Bangladeshi nationals arrested in India Taxpayers can submit income tax returns thru’ online round the year Police disperse Ebtedai Madrasha teachers with baton charge, water cannon Ex-NBR member Matiur’s wife Laila to be interrogated at Jail gate Economic reforms must be the priority: Finance adviser

Diplomacy

Seminar on Bangladesh’s Human Resources held in Osaka

TDS Desk: Bangladesh Embassy in Japan in collaboration with Japan International Trainee and Skilled Worker Cooperation Organization (JITCO) organized a seminar titled ‘Bangladesh Seminar on Human Resources’ on 21 January

US renews pledge to support Bangladesh’s interim govt

TDS Desk: The new Charge d’affaires of the US embassy in Dhaka Tracey Ann Jacobson on Monday reiterated the support of her country for the Interim Government of Bangladesh on

Rupa Huq criticises APPG report on Bangladesh as ‘one-sided’

TDS Desk: British parliamentarian Rupa Huq, who visited Bangladesh recently, criticised the report released by the All-Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) for the Commonwealth, describing it a “one-sided account”. “This Autumn

CA urges Malaysia to issue multiple-entry visa for Bangladeshi workers

TDS Desk: Chief Adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus Monday urged Malaysia to issue multiple-entry visas for Bangladeshi workers employed in the country to facilitate their return home when required. He raised

BNP regrets confusion over US National Prayer Breakfast invitations

TDS Desk: The Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) has expressed regret over the confusion surrounding the invitations to its three leaders for the upcoming National Prayer Breakfast in Washington, D.C., scheduled

India doesn’t believe US behind Bangladesh events, ‘preposterous’ charge: Sullivan

TDS Desk: US national security advisor Jake Sullivan has called perceptions and allegations of American role behind the street protests and regime change in Bangladesh as “preposterous” and claimed that