Bangladesh Elections Test Ties with India as China Deepens Outreach

Bangladesh election tests India’s influence as China steps in

Bangladesh's elections next week could reshape South Asia's balance of power, as Beijing seeks to consolidate influence and ties with India falter, analysts say. The February 12 poll will be the nation's first since a student-led uprising toppled former prime minister Sheikh Hasina's autocratic regime in August 2024. India's sheltering of Hasina -- despite extradition requests -- has angered Dhaka's interim government headed by Nobel laureate Mu…

'Really pivoting...': Bangladesh elections test ties with India as China deepens outreach

Bangladesh maintained strong trade and defence ties with China under Hasina, but New Delhi was Dhaka's pre-eminent partner, an arrangement that analysts say is

Bangladesh elections test ties with India as China deepens outreach

The Feb. 12 poll will be the nation's first since a student-led uprising toppled former prime minister Sheikh Hasina's autocratic regime in August 2024.

Bangladesh After the Ballot: What Comes Next?

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After the uprising, Bangladesh returns to the ballot with its wounds still open

Bangladesh is heading back to the ballot box in what is being billed as its first free and fair election in more than a decade.

Don't See Bangladesh Through Awami League Eyes, Nahid Islam Tells India

India should not look at Bangladesh from the lens of Awami League and should build ties with all the leading parties of the country, said Nahid Islam, Convenor, National Citizen Party (NCP), who was the face of the July 2024 mass revolution that ousted former prime minister Sheikh Hasina. After the formation of the interim […] The post Don’t See Bangladesh Through Awami League Eyes, Nahid Islam Tells India appeared first on StratNews Global.