[🇧🇩] The U.S.A.---A Strategic Partner of Bangladesh

[Vikings]

Poor BNP! Do they still not understand that , nobody beats a dead horse?

 

[Old School]

Poor BNP! Do they still not understand that , nobody beats a dead horse?

They understand it, but they also have to keep the hope of their supporters alive. I know one of their prime propagandists here in America - Mushfiqe Ansari. He attends the State Department in DC for the Q&A sessions every occasion and returns with his fictitious stories. Then you have another fraudster, Jacob Milton, who recently joined Mushfique Ansari in the Q&A session. This is how their BNP leaders collect donations from their donors, saying that money is necessary for lobbying. They will be rewarded in their afterlife when the BNP goes to power.
It is unusual because their leader, Tareq Rehman, lives in the UK like all our Pakistani leaders. They were supposed to lobby from the UK. Some say Professor Yunus has purchased BNP, which is how the US lobby got involved.

 

[Saif]

In the China vs. USA competition, I believe China is more trustworthy partner.

But Bangladesh should milk out what it can from USA.

You are right, brother. China is a friend of Weak and poor. The USA is treacherous.

 

[Deleted due to Error (Muji Iqbal)]

You are right, brother. China is a friend of Weak and poor. The USA is treacherous.

Exactly, after the Iraq and Afghanistan wars, who would trust USA?

 

[Saif]

Indian President Murmu greets Bangladesh on Independence Day

Indian President Droupadi Murmu has greeted her Bangladeshi counterpart Mohammed Shahabuddin on Independence Day. In a letter addressed to Shahabuddin, Murmu conveyed the ‘warmest’ greetings to the people of Bangladesh on behalf of the Indian people and government, the Indian High Comm

thefinancialexpress.com.bd

US proud to partner with Bangladesh on most pressing issues: Blinken​

BDNEWS24.COM

Published :​

Mar 26, 2024 23:48

Updated :​

Mar 26, 2024 23:48

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken has congratulated Bangladeshis on 53 years of the South Asian country’s independence from Pakistan.

“The United States is proud to partner with Bangladesh on many of today’s most pressing issues, including combating climate change, advancing economic development, responding to the Rohingya refugee crisis, supporting peacekeeping operations worldwide, and addressing global health challenges,” he said in a statement on Independence Day on Tuesday.

He said the US-Bangladesh partnership plays an “important role in ensuring a free, open, secure, and prosperous Indo-Pacific region”.

“As Bangladesh celebrates another year of independence, we reaffirm our commitment to strengthening democratic governance and protecting human rights – efforts which will increase Bangladesh’s prosperity,” Blinken said.

“I extend warm wishes to all Bangladeshis on this special day and look forward to enhancing the partnership and people-to-people ties between our two countries in the year ahead.”​