Trump's re-election reshapes global politics, impacting Bangladesh-US ties.

While Trump’s presidency presents significant challenges, it also offers opportunities for Bangladesh to strengthen its partnership with the US.

Bangladesh will encounter various challenges and opportunities during Trump's second term.

Gen Z should keep in mind that the US cannot afford to overlook a partner like Bangladesh given the country’s pivotal position in South Asia’s economic landscape.

Now is the best chance for Bangladesh to strengthen international cooperation.

The symbolic value of the visit and its timing cannot be overemphasised, this being the first such visit since the change of guards in Dhaka on August 5.

Although Donald Lu had visited Bangladesh more than once before the general election, this was his first visit after the polls.

The US expressing concerns over the election or crackdowns on political activists does not mean it does not have the responsibility to work with the Bangladesh government

The United States yesterday ruled out any perception that they will not recognise Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina's fourth straight term in office

Bangladesh has to maintain a balanced relationship with all five major centres from a trade point of view.

The US position with respect to a fair election is somewhat a reflection of the aspirations of the Bangladeshi people.

The government has made a commitment that it would hold a free and fair election as the Election Commission was given absolute authority in this regard, Foreign Minister AK Abdul Momen said in New York yesterday

The ruling Awami League camp is upbeat about its relations with the United States following Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina’s recent India trip to attend the G20 summit.

The ruling party would be well-advised to change its ways and try to make the people its main source of strength through good governance, by returning power to the people and making amends for its past mistakes.

The truth is, we have made a shambles of our elections and have weakened most of the accountability structures.

A primary analysis of the outlook confirms the various speculations that Bangladesh would not be tilting West and would remain adamant about its foreign policy ideal of non-alignment.

Now is the time for the policymakers to think and reflect on Bangladesh's geopolitical value.

The questions suggested by Foreign Minister AK Abdul Momen for the US ambassador to Bangladesh were a repetition of unverified claims made by some politicians in their public speeches.

There was a time when the US government left no stone unturned to oust the government of President Nicolas Maduro in Venezuela.