Porimol Palma is a journalist at Asia International News. He covers a range of themes including regional interest and world news, with a particular focus on Asia, South East Asia, and emerging markets, as well as culture and society. 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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Four-day China visit expands cooperation beyond economy to diplomacy, connectivity, investment and strategic engagement
Prime Minister Tarique Rahman's visit to China appears to be reflecting the BNP government's pursuit of greater strategic flexibility at a time of intensifying global competition.
By: Porimol Palma
The visit should be viewed as part of a broader and continuing process of engagement between Bangladesh and China.
Prime Minister Tarique Rahman's recent visit to China has opened a new chapter in Bangladesh-China relations while triggering renewed scrutiny in New Delhi over Beijing's expanding footprint in Bangladesh and the Bay of Bengal region.
The same old corrupt practices appear to be stalking the prospect of resuming labour recruitment from Bangladesh to Malaysia. The worries have resurfaced despite Dhaka and Kuala Lumpur's repeated promises to make the process more transparent.
By: Porimol Palma
The UNDP has been present in Bangladesh since its independence, and our work has evolved alongside the country’s needs.
The BNP government has inherited one of the most complex foreign policy and humanitarian challenges in Bangladesh’s history: the Rohingya crisis.
By: Porimol Palma
Bangladesh's decision to join a Saudi Arabia-led maritime security coalition underscores Dhaka's commitment to protecting global sea lanes while carefully balancing relations with competing regional powers, analysts say.
The technology rivalry between the US and China has arrived in Bangladesh, placing Dhaka at a crossroads as two competing visions for the future of artificial intelligence take shape.
By: Porimol Palma
Bangladesh is struggling to sustain exports, labour migration and major development cooperation with Russia as US-led financial sanctions imposed after the Russia-Ukraine war continue to disrupt payment settlements.
