Modi, Bangladesh and Muhammad Yunus
PM Modi Will Not Meet Bangladesh's Interim Chief Muhammad Yunus During UNGA
Dhaka: Bangladesh 's Foreign Adviser Touhid Hossain on Saturday said that Chief Adviser Muhammad Yunus will not be meeting Prime Minister Narendra Modi on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly in New York,
PM Modi Unlikely To Meet Bangladesh’s Muhammad Yunus During Sidelines Of UN General Assembly
In a recent development, Prime Minister Narendra Modi is not anticipated to meet Muhammad Yunus, the interim chief of the Bangladesh
Dr Yunus to hold meeting with Biden at UNGA
Chief Adviser Dr Muhammad Yunus will depart for New York on 23 September to attend the 79th United Nations General Assembly
Bangladesh's Yunus unlikely to meet PM Modi in New York
DHAKA: Chief adviser to the Bangladesh interim govt Muhammad Yunus is scheduled to arrive in New York on Sept 23 to attend the 79th United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) but there a meeting with Prime Minister Narendra Modi on the sidelines seems very unlikely.
No, Muhammad Yunus Did Not Announce Resignation as Bangladesh Chief
A video showing Chief Adviser of Bangladesh Muhammad Yunus, seeming to announce his resignation as the interim head of state, is being shared on social media. However, the audio has been generated using AI tools.
Will PM Modi meet Bangladesh’s Muhammad Yunus on UN General Assembly sidelines? Here’s what we know
During his visit to US, Prime Minister Narendra Modi will address the ’Summit of the Future’ at the United Nations General Assembly and is likely to hold bilateral summit. However, Modi is ulikely to have talks with with Bangladesh’s Muhammad Yunus.
Modi, Yunus to not meet at UNGA, Bangladesh foreign adviser will meet EAM
Bangladesh's Foreign Adviser Touhid Hossain on Saturday said that Chief Adviser Muhammad Yunus will not be meeting with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly in New York,
Chakma leaders urge PM Modi to avoid talks with Bangladesh’s Muhammad Yunus amid violent attacks on indigenous tribes
Chakma leaders in India have urged Prime Minister Narendra Modi to avoid dialogue with Bangladesh's interim government chief at the UN General Assembly. They seek downgraded diplomatic relations until the safety of hill tribes and religious minorities in Bangladesh is ensured,
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Yunus's First Visit to Army HQ Highlights National Security Priorities
Chief Adviser Muhammad Yunus made his inaugural visit to Bangladesh's army headquarters on Sunday. He was briefed on national ...
Bangladesh: Muhammad Yunus-led interim govt grants magisterial powers to Army for internal security
Dhaka/IBNS: The Muhammad Yunus-led interim government in Bangladesh has granted magisterial powers to the army, significantly ...
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Want good relation with India but it should be on basis of 'fairness and equality': Muhammad Yunus
Yunus said after he took oath as the head of the administration, many foreign leaders, including Indian Prime Minister ...
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CA Yunus to highlight heroism of student-led uprising at UNGA
How the students stood up against fascism at the cost of their lives to create a successful revolution and sow seeds of new ...
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At UN General Assembly, Yunus to seek help rebuilding Bangladesh’s ‘shattered economy’
But a meeting with India’s PM Narendra Modi, who gave shelter to ousted Sheikh Hasina after she fled, looks unlikely.
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4 US senators urge Yunus to ensure reforms
Four US senators have written a letter to Chief Adviser Muhammad Yunus stressing the urgent need for democratic reforms ...
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Talibanisation Of Bangladesh Gets Real: Will Yunus Be Held Accountable When He Travels To US Next Week?
The latest attacks are on Chakmas in the Chittagong Hill Tracts (CHT), an area that has long been coveted by Muslims of the ...
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Dr Yunus urges calm in hill districts, says govt working to control situation
The government is working to solve the recent issues in Khagrachhari and Rangamati, Chief Advised Dr Muhammad Yunus said today (20 September), urging people to remain calm. "The government is deeply ...