Bangladesh Foreign Minister Visits India to Reset Ties Amid Regional Shifts

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•Bangladesh's Foreign Minister Rahman met Indian officials on April 8-11, 2026.
•Rahman reiterated Bangladesh's demand for the extradition of Hasina during the visit.
•Bangladesh is seeking increased fuel imports from India due to volatility in Middle Eastern energy markets.
•This visit is the most senior Bangladeshi diplomatic engagement with India since the 2024 uprising in Bangladesh.
•Discussions included energy cooperation and legal issues affecting bilateral relations.

▸If India agrees to increase fuel exports to Bangladesh Bangladesh could reduce its energy supply risks and stabilize domestic fuel availability.

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Bangladesh's increased fuel imports from India reflect adjustments to Middle East energy market instability, affecting global oil demand patterns.

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