This Week in Explainers: Can Bangladesh’s Tarique Rahman Mend Ties with India?
BNP leader Tarique Rahman is set to become prime minister after a sweeping election win, with strained India-Bangladesh ties and Awami League's absence shaping the political landscape.
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Hope for India-Bangladesh ties in Tarique Rahman’s development pitch: diplomatic sources
The Indian side keenly watched the campaign trail of Rahman and found that his 31-point agenda has several areas such as his plans in digital domain and infrastructure building that may help improvement in ties
This Week in Explainers: Can Bangladesh’s Tarique Rahman mend ties with India?
During the previous BNP regime, ties between India and Bangladesh hit a rough patch. Now the party is back in power, with a new leader, Tarique Rahman. What does this mean for New Delhi? We analyse the Bangladesh results and more in our weekly wrap
BNP leader Humayun Kabir discussed India-Bangladesh relations. He stated that the new government wants relations based on equality and mutual respect. Regarding the Sheikh Hasina issue, he stated that the judicial process will determine further action. He emphasized security cooperation, crackdowns on extremism, and continued dialogue.
'Want Ties With India Based On Mutual Respect': Tarique Rahman's Top Aide To NDTV
The new Bangladesh government led by Tarique Rahman's BNP wants to build people-to-people ties with neighbouring India and strengthen bilateral relationship through trade and investments, a top aide of Rahman told NDTV.
‘Bangladesh Comes First’: Tarique Rahman Responds To Question On Relations With India
Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) chief Tarique Rahman said Bangladesh will follow a “Bangladesh comes first” approach in foreign policy. He made the remark while answering a question about relations with India after his party’s recent election win. He said every diplomatic decision will focus on national interest and public welfare. National Interest Priority Rahman stated that Bangladesh wants friendly ties with all countries. However, polici…
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