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Faisal Mahmud

(He/Him)
  • Press Minister, Bangladesh High Commission
  • Journalist, Freelance
Dhaka
As seen in: MSN, MSN Singapore, Financial Times, MSN India, MSN Malaysia, 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 haze on Bangladesh Teesta plan as China-backed project tests water diplomacy

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By Faisal Mahmud
| The Telegraph (India) Verified
Dhaka pushes ahead with reservoirs and embankments while uncertainty over upstream flows raises questions over the project's long-term viability in northern Bangladesh Faisal Mahmud Published 28.06.26, 06:11 AM The Teesta Barrage. File picture Among the raft of bilateral agreements signed during the four-day China tour of Bangladesh Prime Minister Tarique Rahman, the Teesta River Comprehensive Management and Restoration Project emerged as the centrepiece.
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Bangladesh’s Rahman looks to China to squeeze India on the Teesta

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By Faisal Mahmud
| Asia Times Verified
Bangladesh Prime Minister Tarique Rahman’s first four-day official visit to China yielded a predictable flurry of agreements spanning trade and green technology. But its true significance lies in the elevation of a single, long-stalled infrastructure initiative: the Teesta River Comprehensive Management and Restoration Project.
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From Bangladesh to the Himalayas

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By Faisal Mahmud
| The Kathmandu Post Verified
For decades, Nepal occupied a distinct, romantic corner of the Bangladeshi imagination. It was a land of prayer flags, thin air and the distant, blinding white of the Himalayas—a playground for the eccentric few. Today, romance has yielded to a booming market. Kathmandu has become the undisputed capital of adventure travel for a burgeoning Bangladeshi middle class. The data chart a remarkable trajectory. In 2024, some 48,000 Bangladeshis visited Nepal.
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