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A Trojan Horse in Disguise? Pakistan’s Dubious Trade Overtures to Bangladesh
Pakistan’s reputation as a “deep state” actor—where its military and intelligence agencies often operate beyond civilian oversight—adds another layer of suspicion.
Geopolitical Analysis: Pakistan Army’s Agenda to Rewrite Bangladesh’s Liberation War History
The infiltration of radical ideologies into Bangladeshi politics could lead to a breakdown of democratic institutions. Jamaat’s track record of using religion as a political tool is antithetical to the principles of democracy and pluralism. Their ascendancy could marginalize progressive voices and plunge the country into authoritarianism.
The Radical Turn: Bangladesh’s Interim Government and Jingoistic Forces Waging a Psychological War Against India
The people of Bangladesh, a nation born from the sacrifices of millions, are witnessing an alarming shift in the political and ideological...
A Nation Divided: The Struggle for Secularism in Bangladesh
The potential rise of Islamist extremism in Bangladesh is a serious concern with far-reaching implications.The erosion of human rights, the targeting of minorities, and the threat to regional stability are just some of the potential consequences. The international community must closely monitor the situation and take steps to support democratic values and promote peaceful coexistence in Bangladesh.
**Can Bangladesh Sustain Its Independence While Taking an Aggressive Stand Against India?** *Reflecting on the Liberation War and the Role of India as a Messiah*
India, for its part, has shown remarkable restraint and continued to invest in Bangladesh’s growth, despite occasional provocations.
Bangladesh and India: Navigating Strained Ties Amid Controversy Over ISKCON Priest’s Arrest
Bangladesh and India must focus on strengthening their partnership as a bulwark against instability in South Asia
Bangladesh: Navigating Volatile Hate Dynamics and the Threat of Radicalisation
Bangladesh’s brush with terrorism began in the 1980s and 1990s, as global jihadist movements influenced local groups. Organizations like the Jamaat-ul-Mujahideen Bangladesh (JMB) and Harkat-ul-Jihad-al-Islami Bangladesh (HuJI-B) emerged, carrying out attacks to establish an Islamic state.
Discontent, Animosity, and Sectarian Rifts in Pakistan: Is the State Approaching Its Breaking Point?
The systematic sidelining of Pashtun voices within the military and government, coupled with the crackdown on dissent in KPK, risks alienating the region further.
Political Turmoil in Bangladesh: Rising Extremism and Global Implications
The international community has a critical role in addressing Bangladesh’s crisis. A UN-led investigation into the violence and atrocities could help ensure accountability and deter further abuses. At the same time, global powers must support efforts to strengthen Bangladesh’s democratic institutions, promote dialogue among political factions, and address the root causes of instability.