DHAKA, Jan 30 — Direct flights between Bangladesh and Pakistan resumed yesterday after more than a decade, as ties warm between the two nations that have long had an uneasy relationship. Bangladesh and Pakistan — geographically divided by about 1,500 kilometres (930 miles) of Indian territory — wer»»»

Since 2012, travellers between Bangladesh and Pakistan had to use connecting flights through Gulf hubs such as Dubai and Doha. (EPA Images pic) DHAKA: Direct flights between Bangladesh and Pakistan resumed on Thursday after more than a decade, as ties warm between the two nations that have long had»»»

Pakistan and Bangladesh are set to turn a new page in bilateral relations as direct air connectivity resumes after a 14-year gap on Thursday. The first flight of a Bangladeshi airline is scheduled to land in Karachi tonight, marking a historic moment. After 14 years, direct air links between Pakist»»»

Pakistan and Bangladesh have resumed direct air links after a 14-year gap, with Biman Bangladesh Airlines operating its first flight between Dhaka and Karachi on Thursday. The Biman Bangladesh Airlines flight BG341 will depart Dhaka at 8pm and is expected to land at Karachi airport at 11pm after a »»»