The Nobel Peace Prize and the Blueprint for Regime Change
Mani Bhushan The Nobel Peace Prize is neither noble nor peaceful—it is simply another strategic tool. Target countries share traits:…
Brewing Storms in the Bay of Bengal: Bangladesh, Radicalisation, and New Delhi’s Strategic Concern
Pritam Sarbabidya Bangladesh today poses a qualitatively different challenge to India, one that cannot be clubbed with New Delhi’s experiences…
Mob Rule and Moral Collapse: Bangladesh’s Broken Transition
Shrivara Mahajan The present crisis in Bangladesh can be traced back to the July upheaval of 2024, when student demonstrations…
The Sheikh Hasina Verdict: Repercussions for Bangladesh’s Stability and India’s Strategic Calculus
Raghvendra Tripathi Relations between India and Bangladesh are under significant strain: Hasina’s presence in India complicates diplomatic calculations, raises potential…
Resurgence of Islamist Networks in Bangladesh under Yunus: Assessing the Regional Fallout and Strategic Crosscurrents
For Bangladesh, the principal challenge will be to contain this increase in methods that maintain the constitutional guarantees…
China’s Silent Expansion: Bangladesh as the Eastern Lever Against India
Pranav S The real issue is debt: Bangladesh owes China $5.34 billion, with another $5 billion in soft loans requested…
SAARC, Sovereignty, Strategic Recalibration: India’s Response to Bangladesh’s New Foreign Policy Posture
Saisha Kamla Dudha The interim government led by Mohammad Yunus in Dhaka signals shifts in Bangladesh's foreign policy as the relationship…
From Economic Growth to Crisis: Bangladesh’s Struggle Amid Political Turmoil and Radicalization
Aayush Pal Under Sheikh Hasina, Bangladesh was recognized for its low-cost manufacturing, attracting international companies and investment. Following the crisis,…
Boys Play Big in Muddied Waters!
Badarinath KA US, China with diverse agendas coupled with religious extremist forces in Islam and evangelists may shrink open space…