Outgoing Bangladesh interim government chief Muhammad Yunus triggered a controversy in his Feb 16 farewell speech after ...

In his exit speech, Muhammad Yunus once again invoked the ‘Seven Sisters’ of India’s Northeast, an issue that had strained ...

As Bangladesh prepares for political transition, outgoing Chief Adviser Muhammad Yunus used his farewell address to deliver a ...

Yunus, in his farewell speech, pitches a sub-regional economic corridor linking India's Seven Sisters with Nepal and Bhutan, ...

Outgoing adviser Muhammad Yunus highlights ‘Seven Sisters’ and regional economic ties in farewell speech as BNP prepares to assume power in Bangladesh.

Instead of celebrating the generational shift in Bangladesh’s leadership, India found itself distracted by Mohammed Yunus’s ...

Muhammad Yunus proposed a sub-regional economic framework aiming to connect Bangladesh’s maritime access with Nepal, Bhutan, ...

Outgoing Bangladesh interim chief Muhammad Yunus flags China ties and regional ambitions in exit speech, while stressing sovereignty and economic potential involving India’s Northeast, Nepal and Bhuta ...

Outgoing Bangladesh chief adviser Muhammad Yunus stirred diplomatic attention on Monday (16 February) by clubbing India's ...

Yunus made a similar remark last year, stating that seven Indian states are landlocked by Bangladesh. "The seven states in ...

Yunus highlighted the significance of Bangladesh's maritime access as a gateway to the Bay of Bengal in his farewell address, advocating for enhanced economic integration among these nations.

While Yunus mentioned the seven sister states, India's Northeastern region, in establishing a regional economic framework, he carefully missed out mentioning India in his speech in a final attempt to ...