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Tareq Rahman

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Bangladesh foreign policy and regional realignment

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Latest: Prime Minister Tarique Rahman begins four-day official visit to Japan

Bangladesh is pursuing a ‘Bangladesh First’ foreign policy aimed at diversifying strategic alliances and reducing over-reliance on South Asian dynamics. The administration under Prime Minister Tarique Rahman is exploring

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Bangladesh political, energy, and security management

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Latest: Bangladesh PM Tarique Rahman calls for national unity and public welfare

Prime Minister Tarique Rahman continues to address Bangladesh’s systemic challenges through reforms in energy, security, and social cohesion. Regarding the energy crisis, Rahman reiterated that his administration will no

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Nepal flood crisis and Shah’s diplomatic developments

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Latest: Nepal floods prompt UN calls for global climate justice

By late September 2026, the administration of Prime Minister Balendra Shah has transitioned from immediate disaster response to high-level international advocacy following the catastrophic glacial lake outburst floods on

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Rohingya repatriation crisis in Bangladesh

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Latest: Prime Minister Tareq Rahman calls for Rohingya repatriation and regional cooperation

Bangladesh Prime Minister Tarique Rahman has repeatedly called for international cooperation to facilitate the safe and dignified repatriation of Rohingya refugees to Myanmar. In early September, the Prime Minister met w

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PM Rahman concludes UNGA visit amid regional tensions

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Latest: Prime Minister Tarique Rahman meets President Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir

Prime Minister Tarek Rahman has concluded a five-day visit to New York for the 81st session of the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA). During his maiden address to the General Debate, delivered in Bengali, he outline

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