India-Bangladesh relations

At an event in the Indian capital marking Bangladesh’s belated “Independence Day celebration,” Bangladesh’s envoy called for reimagining apparent “frosty ties.”

India’s withdrawal of transshipment facilities for Bangladeshi cargo headed for third countries will hit the Bangladeshi economy hard.

The forthcoming negotiations for renewing the treaty must make water-sharing climate resilient and equitable as well as account for extreme weather conditions.

India needs to understand the nuanced reality of the ground situation in Bangladesh.

As elections in Delhi draw near, political parties take to anti-immigrant rhetoric and penal action.

The recent developments in Bangladesh and the ongoing conflict in Myanmar spell a major challenge for India's Act East policy initiatives. 

Bangladesh’s foreign policy work starts with India because it has greater implications for domestic harmony.

Anti-India sentiment is running high in Bangladesh and New Delhi will need to build public goodwill.

The Bangladeshi PM has been sensitive to Indian security concerns. Little wonder then that Delhi has chosen to stand by her.

Was a tilt toward India to blame for Sheikh Hasina's lackluster visit to China? Or is Beijing simply reading the economic tea leaves?

Whether the Indian opposition will use its power to scrutinize Modi’s regional foreign policy and India-Bangladesh relations remains to be seen.

India has suddenly announced its interest in funding the project, hoping to box China out of involvement. That puts Dhaka in a tough spot.