Meeting followed by briefing on provincial development strategy

Tour includes Antalya Diplomacy Forum in Turkey, EU partnership agreement signing in Brussels and stopover in Addis Ababa

Foreign Minister Khalilur Rahman’s first visit to India after the BNP government assumed office has been described as a positive beginning, though the future of high‑stakes bilateral relations will hinge on how both countries address longstanding and emerging challenges.

Outgoing Indian envoy Pranay Verma meets Speaker, Deputy Speaker

Brazil has endorsed Bangladesh’s nominee, Dr Khalilur Rahman, for the presidency of the 81st session (2026–2027) of the United Nations General Assembly

State minister reiterates Dhaka’s backing for Palestinian cause

Foreign Minister Dr Khalilur Rahman has called for collective global action to tackle the ongoing energy crisis, warning that its impacts will persist beyond any short-term ceasefire and pose long-term risks to economies and multilateral cooperation.

Bangladesh has condemned the recent Israeli attacks on Lebanon that resulted in the loss of civilian lives, including Bangladeshi migrant worker Dipali Begum.

Bangladesh’s relationship with India or China is not a zero-sum game, Foreign Minister Khalilur Rahman has said, assuring that any concerns India may have in this regard should be put to rest.

The foreign minister says any concerns India may have in this regard should be put to rest

Indian media reports name the former Bihar governor as the likely successor in Dhaka, though New Delhi has yet to confirm the appointment officially

Malaysia has taken initiatives to introduce a technology-driven labour recruitment system for all source countries, including Bangladesh, aimed at ensuring zero-cost migration as per the ILO guidelines, as the two countries agreed to expedite reopening of labour market.

Bangladesh and Malaysia pledge closer cooperation on worker recruitment, commerce and education

During labour talks in Putrajaya, both sides discuss reducing intermediaries and streamlining recruitment for Bangladeshi workers

Bangladesh yesterday requested India to increase supplies of diesel and fertiliser, citing global supply chain disruptions caused by the war in the Middle East, according to a foreign ministry statement.

PM’s foreign affairs adviser handed over the letter during talks with BJP leader Vijay Chauthaiwale, according to posts

Dhaka formally asks Delhi to extradite Hasina, Kamal

Foreign ministry hopes for a durable and sustainable resolution

Bangladesh foreign minister also scheduled to hold meetings with Indian commerce minister and petroleum minister

In a joint advisory, the Western missions urged applicants to follow official procedures only