Rights bodies in the US called for policy tools, including additional sanctions, for ensuring free and fair elections in Bangladesh.

China will not intervene in the internal issues of Bangladesh, including in the elections, said Chinese Ambassador to Bangladesh Yao Wen today

Smita Pant, a senior official at the Bangladesh, Myanmar Division of the Indian Ministry of External Affairs, yesterday said that India's future, particularly its security, is inextricably connected with Bangladesh

Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina today made a telephone call to President of the United Arab Emirates Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan

The UK wants to see a free, fair, and peaceful election in Bangladesh, said British High Commissioner Sarah Cooke.

US Ambassador Peter Haas today said the US wants to see a free, fair, and credible election in Bangladesh so that people's expectations are fulfilled.

The UK wants a free, fair and peaceful election in Bangladesh, said British High Commissioner Sarah Cooke

The Sheikh Hasina-led government has zero tolerance for corruption, said Law Minister Anisul Huq at the G20 Ministerial Anti-Corruption Meeting in Kolkata

Visiting US congressmen today said the United States wants to see an election in Bangladesh that the world will regard as free and fair

Foreign Minister AK Abdul Momen today told visiting US congressmen Ed Case and Richard McCormick that there is no scope for reaching a consensus with BNP as the party wants the government to step down

India today hoped that the upcoming national polls in Bangladesh will be held peacefully

Foreign Minister Dr AK Abdul Momen believes it to be a “good thing” that US representatives are visiting Bangladesh

Two US Congressmen -- Richard McCormick and Ed Case -- will be visiting Bangladesh from August 12 to 15.

Dhaka will be happy if Washington helps it root out corruption, Foreign Minister AK Abdul Momen said yesterday.

Two US Congressmen -- Richard McCormick and Ed Case -- will be visiting Bangladesh from August 12 to 15

Stressing that people-to-people contacts are at the heart of India-Bangladesh relationship, Indian High Commissioner Pranay Verma yesterday reiterated India’s commitment to bolstering cultural exchanges and development partnerships between the two countries.

Foreign Minister AK Abdul Momen has said foreigners do not want welfare of the country, they rather want instability.

Indian High Commissioner to Bangladesh Pranay Verma has said people-to-people contacts are at the heart of the India-Bangladesh relationship and reiterated India's commitment to bolster cultural exchanges and development partnerships between the two countries

Russian Ambassador to Bangladesh Alexander V Mantytskiy has said despite all obstacles imposed by the United States and its allies, his country has helped, are helping, and will continue to help those in need around the world.. "We have and will continue to build factories, schools, hospit

The US encourages Bangladesh to give all stakeholders an opportunity to review and provide input to the new draft Cyber Security Act to ensure it meets international standards.