Bangladesh

Every year, India’s Durga Puja festivities see a surge in demand for the fish from Bangladesh.

Although Bangladesh’s situation is nowhere nearly as severe as Sri Lanka's, it faces similar troubles: excessive spending, corruption and cronyism, and a weakening trade balance.

Shelling from Myanmar into the Bangladeshi side of the border has increased in recent weeks, resulting in death and injuries to Rohingya.

Brushing the issue under the carpet would be unwise for the long-term health of the relationship.

Seven MoUs were signed during the Bangladeshi prime minister’s visit but no progress was made on clinching a deal on the Teesta.

However, the visiting Bangladeshi PM could not clinch a deal on the sharing of the more important Teesta River.

With Islamists displaying support for secular celebrations and secular parties burnishing their Islamist credentials, is Bangladesh heading toward political syncretism or hybridization?

A new briefing from the International Crisis Group makes clear the extent of the challenges facing a resolution to the long-running humanitarian emergency.

Narrative-building as part of the 75th independence celebrations suggests India as a welcoming place for refugees. The reality is much different.

During his visit to Dhaka, the Chinese foreign minister raised duty-free access of Bangladeshi products and services to Chinese markets.

In addition to seeking a $4.5 billion loan from the IMF, the government is taking measures to cut down on foreign exchange spending.