What core aphorism formulated by Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman serves as the foundational cornerstone of Bangladesh's foreign policy?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: A. Friendship to all, malice towards none
- Step 1: Sheikh Mujib's foreign policy maxim was 'friendship to all, malice to none', and Bangladesh has stressed this principle in its diplomacy since independence in 1971. Answer: Friendship to all, malice towards none. Why not the others: Strategic autonomy and non-alignment, Collective security through alliances and Neutrality and regional containment don't fit.
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