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Faisal Mahmud

(He/Him)
  • Press Minister, Bangladesh High Commission
  • Journalist, Freelance
Dhaka
As seen in: MSN, MSN India, MSN Malaysia, MSN Singapore, Financial Times, MSN Philippines, The Economic Times, Al Jazeera English, MDPI, NDTV and
Covers:  Politics, human rights, business, technology
Doesn't Cover: Usually sports
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I am a Dhaka-based journalist covering Bangladesh for several international news outlets, including Al Jazeera, Voice of America and TRT World among others. A trained engineer, I specialize in writing about technology, but my passion lies in covering social and political affairs.

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India has finally discovered Bangladesh has a new prime minister

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By Faisal Mahmud
| dailywaadaa.com
Tarique Rahman should go to Delhi. Narendra Modi should receive him as the prime minister of BangladeshWaadaa Graphics (with AI generated cartoons) India has lately discovered that Tarique Rahman is not merely the chairman of BIMSTEC. He is also, inconveniently, the prime minister of Bangladesh. This revelation arrived in New Delhi with ‘characteristic’ South Asian speed. India had invited Tarique Rahman to the BRICS outreach in September in his capacity as BIMSTEC chair.
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Why Tarique Rahman Will Probably Go to Delhi

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By Faisal Mahmud
| The Wire (India) Verified
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Hasina baits and jabs Dhaka from the safety of New Delhi

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By Faisal Mahmud
| Asia Times Verified
Nearly two years after fleeing Dhaka in disgrace, ousted Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina made her first live public address on Wednesday (August 5). Speaking via audio from an event organized by the Foreign Correspondents’ Club of South Asia in New Delhi, Hasina attempted to signal the dawn of a political comeback. Yet what transpired was less a triumphant return than a masterclass in evasion and proxy politics.
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