Modern Bangladesh in the foreign policy of India and China
The article is devoted to the analysis of the role of Bangladesh in the foreign policy strategies of India and China in South Asia. The object of the study is to analyze Bangladesh as a modern economically rapidly growing state with a high population density, as well as the interests of China and India in Bangladesh as a strategically important object in the Indian Ocean. The subject of the research is the economic, political, cultural and historical aspects of the interaction of China and India with Bangladesh. The relevance of the study implies the growing role of the developing world and the consideration of the topic in a regional context. The analytical and systematic approaches were used as a methodological basis, the application of which allowed the most reasoned and objective analysis of the problems of the article. The author concludes that Bangladesh, as a state at the beginning of the development from the poorest state in the world to a rising economic power, seeks to follow a pragmatic course of non-alignment, which manifests itself in friendly relations with both China and India.