Diplomacy

January 27, 2025, 10:22 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

Tracey Ann Jacobson to join as US Embassy Dhaka’s new CDA

TDS Desk: Tracey Ann Jacobson, a career member of the Senior Foreign Service, will join U.S. Embassy Dhaka as Chargé d’affaires, ad interim, on January 11, 2025. Over the course

‘Made in Bangladesh Exhibition-2025’ to kick off on June 15 in Brazil

Staff Correspondent In a bid to promote exportable goods, diversify markets, strengthen bilateral trade, and facilitate networking in Latin America—particularly in Brazil—the Brazil Bangladesh Chamber of Commerce & Industry (BBCCI)

Myanmar Crisis: Genuine dialogue sought to find peaceful solution

TDS Desk: The United States, European Union, United Kingdom, Canada and other countries said they continue to support calls for “genuine, constructive, and inclusive” dialogue to find a peaceful solution

Ambassador Tariq Karim takes charge as President of Bay of Bengal Institute

TDS Desk: Former diplomat Tariq Ahmad Karim has assumed the role of President of the Bay of Bengal Institute, a prominent initiative under the Cosmos Foundation. Ambassador Karim, who has

India silence on Hasina’s extradition request

TDS Desk India has refrained from commenting further on deposed Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina’s extradition request, though Bangladesh is awaiting a reply from India. “You know, a week back, I

Non-performing corrupt diplomat Motaleb claims money for SAARC sticker

Diplomatic Correspondent A highly corrupt mid-level diplomat, Abdul Motaleb Sarker, has allegedly been involved in corruption once again within the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Sources from various media outlets, government