Dhaka says Chief Adviser Muhammad Yunus’s comment relating to the Northeastern states of India was made with honest intention, keeping in mind the potential of regional connectivity.

Bangladesh's interim government chief adviser, Muhammad Yunus, has urged China to expand its economic influence in Bangladesh ...

Bangladesh's interim government chief adviser, Muhammad Yunus, who was on a four-day visit to China, invited Beijing to make ...

Regarding Chief Adviser Muhammad Yunus’ remarks on India’s Seven Sisters during his recent visit to China, High ...

A senior aide of Bangladesh's interim government head Muhammad Yunus clarified that Muhammad Yunus' remark about India's ...

Chief Adviser of Bangladesh's interim government, Muhammad Yunus, during his visit to China that ended on March 28 said that ...

Khalilur Rahman, high representative of the chief adviser on Rohingya and priority issues, addressed concerns raised in India regarding Muhammad Yunus' recent remarks in China about India's ...

"The seven states of India, in the eastern part of India - called the seven sister states are completely landlocked. They ...

Bangladesh's Chief Adviser Muhammad Yunus sparks controversy by proposing Chinese involvement near India's 'Seven Sisters,' drawing strong condemnation from former Indian diplomat Veena Sikri.

During his four-day visit to China, Bangladesh's Chief Adviser, Muhammad Yunus, commented on India's "Seven Sisters." ...

Build things, produce things, market things. Nepal has hydropower, Bhutan has hydropower, we can bring to our purpose. You ...

Muhammad Yunus met with President Xi Jinping and signed nine agreements during a four-day trip to Beijing last week.