Archive · 20 Sep 2025
Weekly Roundup: US Military in Bangladesh, Trade Disputes, and More
This week, we're looking at a bunch of stories.
The US military is doing exercises with Bangladesh, which makes India a little worried.
Also, the US might stop letting India use a port in Iran, which helps India trade.
Back home, a law about Waqf properties is on hold, and Delhi's Red Fort is getting a strange black coating.
Plus, a government worker sadly died in a car accident in Delhi, hit by a BMW.
US military exercises in Bangladesh are raising concerns for India.
The US plans to revoke sanctions waiver for Iran’s Chabahar Port, affecting India.
The Supreme Court paused some provisions of the Waqf (Amendment) Act, 2025.
The Red Fort in Delhi is developing black crusts on its walls.
A senior Finance Ministry official was killed after being hit by a BMW.
- Who
- US, Bangladesh, India
- What
- US military exercises and disputes
- When
- This week
- Where
- Bangladesh, Delhi, India
- Why
- US military presence is raising concerns for India. US is also attacking India over trade.
- US-Bangladesh Military Exercise Location
- Chittagong & Sylhet's Jalalabad Cantonment
- Chabahar Port
- Indian port bypassing Pakistan, facing US sanctions waiver
- Waqf Act Amendment
- Certain provisions stayed by Supreme Court
- Red Fort
- Developing black crusts on walls
- Finance Official Death
- Navjot Singh, killed in Delhi by BMW