Porimol Palma is a Diplomatic Correspondent at Asia International News. He covers a diverse range of themes including regional interest and world news, with a particular focus on Bangladesh, the European Union, China, Japan, and Tokyo, as well as agriculture and farming. Porimol's work has been featured in notable publications such as The Daily Star, UCA News, and Eurasia Review.
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Porimol Palma's focus is on local government announcements, as well as world affairs, government & politics. This suggests a preference for coverage of geopolitical and diplomatic events with a specific relevance to Bangladesh.
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The victory of Republican President Donald Trump, who, unlike the Democrats, focuses on America's domestic interests over anything else, means the progress in Dhaka-Washington ties will slow down, foreign policy analysts said.
Dhaka and Kuala Lumpur need to act quickly to bring to book the perpetrators behind the criminal networks engaged in money laundering and labour trafficking from Bangladesh, say labour migration experts.
Bangladesh and India will try to bridge the gap in the bilateral relationship, which was created after the ouster of the Awami League regime, in the Foreign Office Consultation (FOC), diplomatic sources in Dhaka and New Delhi said.
By: Porimol Palma
A diplomatic source in Dhaka said Bangladesh will seek political support from India for the Yunus-led interim government.
Indian Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri's visit to Dhaka and his meetings with top officials have created a new scope to rebuild the two countries' relations, which have seen strains since the political changeover on August 5, foreign policy analysts said.
Bangladesh is considering various options for modifying its Rohingya policy after seven years of failed repatriation attempts and changed political realities in both countries.
Japan is eager to see reforms that eliminate corruption and improve governance, which are key factors for Japanese companies to invest in Bangladesh, said Japanese Ambassador to Bangladesh Iwama Kiminori.
The European Union sees a sea of change in post-August 5 Bangladesh and aims to support the political transition, broadening and deepening its ties with the country amid global geopolitical shifts.
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