BNP’s Defence Imperative

Reading Time: 3 minutesThe emphatic victory of the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) in the general election of 12 February marks a watershed moment in Dhaka’s strategic trajectory. Emerging from nearly two decades in political limbo after the July–August 2024 uprising, the party now faces the immediate challenge of honouring a series of defence Continue Reading

Czech Republic Offers Entire Gamut of Military Hardware & Defence Industrial Cooperation to Bangladesh Armed Forces

Reading Time: 3 minutesA high-powered delegation comprising senior representatives of the Czech Republic’s defence industry is currently visiting Bangladesh, marking a significant step towards further deepening bilateral defence and industrial cooperation. During the course of the visit, the Czech delegation held extensive meetings with the senior leadership of the Bangladesh Armed Forces, including Continue Reading

Bangladesh Army, Czech Republic Discuss Enhanced Defence Cooperation at Army Headquarters

Reading Time: 2 minutesA delegation led by the non-resident Ambassador of the Czech Republic to Bangladesh, Her Excellency Dr Eliška Žigová, paid a courtesy call on the Chief of Army Staff at Army Headquarters today. During the meeting, both sides exchanged views on further strengthening the long-standing and friendly bilateral relations between Bangladesh Continue Reading

Bangladesh–United States 9th Land Forces Talks (LFT) 2026 Conclude Successfully in Dhaka

Reading Time: 2 minutesThe Bangladesh–United States 9th Land Forces Talks (LFT) 2026 concluded successfully on 27 January at the conference room of the Army Sports Control Board, Dhaka Cantonment, following a two-day meeting held from 26–27 January 2026. The talks were conducted as a follow-up to the 9th Land Forces Talks previously held Continue Reading

Bangladesh’s Sovereignty Is Not for Sale: A Rebuttal to the US Ambassador’s Comments

Reading Time: 4 minutesThe recent remarks by the United States Ambassador to Bangladesh, Brent T. Christensen, warning Dhaka about the supposed “risks” of engagement with China are not merely ill-judged — they are deeply troubling. They reflect a persistent and outdated mindset that views Bangladesh not as an independent actor, but as a Continue Reading

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