To repair the fragile ties between our nations, the chief adviser of the interim government of Bangladesh can consider the following recommendations.

Exploring the complexities of Bangladesh-India relations, cooperation, and challenges.

First high-level meetings since Hasina's fall touch on key bilateral challenges

Bangladesh-India tensions rise as religious minority issues and democracy are scrutinised.

Bangladesh and India stand at a crossroads; let us hope they choose the path of cooperation, not conflict.

For both Bangladesh and India, the stakes are too high to let flag-related controversies derail progress.

National unity needed to expose falsehoods

Hostile rhetoric, mobilisations by Hindutva groups fuelling unrest

Bangladesh is justified in demanding accountability.

Such hostile acts will add fuel to the fire

The bilateral relationship must be based on a "win-win" policy, rooted in mutual respect, non-hegemony, and the pursuit of shared prosperity and deeper understanding.

Now is the best chance for Bangladesh to strengthen international cooperation.

Yunus will not be meeting Modi as the latter will depart New York before the chief adviser arrives there for the UNGA

Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina yesterday said Bangladesh cannot keep its doors shut in this era of globalisation and she wondered what the loss would be if India is given transit facilities.

India’s current leaders along with big business oligarchy have been pursuing a one-sided foreign policy.

Both Bangladeshis and Indians need to understand that they need each other in order to thrive.

Maj Gen (retd) ANM Muniruzzaman, president of the Bangladesh Institute of Peace and Security Studies (BIPSS), talks about the agenda of the meeting between Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and US President Joe Biden with Golam Mortoza of The Daily Star.

Indian business tycoon Gautam Adani called on Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina in New Delhi today (September 5, 2022).

The government does not want to take responsibility for his public statements. Nor does the ruling party.

Awami League Presidium Member Abdur Rahman today (August 20, 2022) said Foreign Minister Abdul Momen is not a party member and so there is no reason to misunderstand Awami League for the statement he made on seeking India’s help for sustaining the government.