Description

This study looks into the diplomatic relations between Bangladesh and the United States over five decades, tracing the evolution from wartime hostility to establishing a flourishing development partnership. The study also investigates the historical, political, economic, and social factors influencing the bilateral relationship between the two nations. Through a systematic analysis of the key events, policy shifts, and diplomatic interactions, the study aims to shed light on the transformation of this bilateral engagement from adversarial relations to a collaborative partnership, focused on sustainable development. Additionally, the study explores the implications of this development partnership for both the countries and the broader international community. The study provides valuable insights on the complexities of international diplomacy and development cooperation with a special focus on the evolution of Bangladesh-US relations from a period of hostility to a fruitful development partnership. The study also highlights the potential impact of such partnerships in addressing global challenges and achieving sustainable development goals, making it a valuable resource for policymakers and researchers interested in international relations and diplomacy.

Keywords: Bangladesh-US Relations, Democracy, Human Rights, Geopolitics, Development.