After Trump’s Snub, Bangladesh’s Md Yunus Tries to Repair Ties with India and Build Relations with China*

Md Yunus, a well-known figure from Bangladesh, is now working to improve his country's relationships with both India and China after feeling ignored by former U.S. President Donald Trump. Yunus, who won the Nobel Peace Prize for his work in microfinance, has faced difficulties in dealing with international politics, especially after Trump’s administration made decisions that didn’t support him.

During Trump’s time in office, Yunus felt left out and disagreed with some of the U.S. policies. This made him reconsider Bangladesh's foreign relations. Now, he is focusing on strengthening ties with neighboring India and also looking to build a stronger relationship with China, a country with growing power in the region.

Yunus knows that Bangladesh's economy is growing, and it’s important to have good relationships with different countries. With India, he wants to boost trade, cultural connections, and work together on security issues. He hopes to reduce the country’s dependence on just one major power and ensure Bangladesh’s progress on the global stage.

At the same time, Yunus sees China as a key partner for development, especially with its Belt and Road Initiative, which helps countries in South Asia build infrastructure and grow their economies. 

He is working to build a good relationship with China, balancing it with Bangladesh's ties to India.

As Yunus tries to repair Bangladesh’s relationship with India and strengthen its connection with China, he understands the need to manage both countries carefully while keeping Bangladesh’s own interests in mind. This change in strategy shows that Bangladesh wants to be more active in global politics and avoid relying too much on one country.

Yunus’s efforts could reshape Bangladesh’s future in international relations, helping the country find its place in a more complex world.