Tanim Ahmed
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Inside the nuclear deal between US and Bangladesh (opens the original)
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The Bangladesh-US civil nuclear deal essentially allows government agencies, regulators, officials, and companies in this sector to explore means of cooperation. That will potentially lead to better expertise, appropriate policies and optimum security protocols opening up the possibility of importing US nuclear materials. While the memorandum of understanding (which became effective on September 25 when it was signed in New York) is non-binding and does not allow for exchange of nuclear material
Washington leaves Hasina issue to Dhaka, Delhi (opens the original)
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The details of a US state department briefing from Thursday throws up a few points regarding Sheikh Hasina, Awami League and relations with Bangladesh that are noteworthy. The news itself hit news outlets in Dhaka late on Friday evening featuring a senior state department official expressing ‘hope’ that Bangladesh and India would work out their issues surrounding the ousted prime minister currently living in Delhi under Indian protection. The briefing in New York titled, “US Policy in Support of
Washington leaves Hasina to Dhaka and Delhi, signals confidence in BNP (opens the original)
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The details of a US state department briefing from Thursday throws up a few points regarding Sheikh Hasina, Awami League and relations with Bangladesh that are noteworthy. The news itself hit news outlets in Dhaka late on Friday evening featuring a senior state department official expressing ‘hope’ that Bangladesh and India would work out their issues surrounding the ousted prime minister currently living in Delhi under Indian protection. The briefing in New York, titled “US Policy in Support of
The Yellow Butterfly: How Sheba shaped my world growing up (opens the original)
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It was probably towards the end of Solomoner Guptodhon (King Solomon’s Mines), one of the earliest editions in Sheba’s Kishore Classic series, that I happened upon these letters people wrote to one ‘Kajida’. I was still overwhelmed by how Allan Quatermain’s small party escaped certain death. First, they predicted a solar eclipse to impress the Kukuana. Then Henry Curtis, tall and strong like a Viking, slew Twala, the evil king, only to be led into a trap in the fabled mines by the devious witch
India is warming to Tarique. Is it abandoning Hasina? (opens the original)
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The Indian envoy flying back to Delhi within hours of meeting Prime Minister Tarique Rahman, to be followed by an audience with Prime Minister Modi the following day, should indicate India’s willingness in rebuilding its relations with Bangladesh. Coincidentally, the head of India’s foreign intelligence agency Research and Analysis Wing (Raw), Parag Jain, was also in town the same day that High Commissioner Dinesh Trivedi met Tarique. This came within less than a week of Bangladesh’s ousted prim
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