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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.
Bangladesh: A Nation at a Crossroads – Reform or Ruin?
Bangladesh’s current trajectory is a damning indictment of its leadership, both past and present. The promises of independence, development, and democracy have been systematically undermined by incompetence, corruption, and self-interest. The July fiasco, far from heralding a new era, has plunged the nation deeper into crisis.
The Interim Government of Bangladesh : A Scathing Report Card
The Interim Government, born from a so-called radical revolution, has proven to be an unmitigated disaster. From undermining the sacrifices of 1971 to fostering lawlessness, tampering with the Constitution
Reviving Old Wounds: Pakistan’s Renewed Influence in Bangladesh – Betrayal or Blind Faith?
Why is it that after five decades, Pakistan is reentering Bangladesh’s geopolitical sphere, with reciprocal visa policies, new treaties, and proliferating media narratives calling for “brotherhood” between the two nations?
“Guardians of the Liberation Legacy: Bangladesh’s Stand Against Neo-Radical Revisionism”
Bangladesh’s history is not up for negotiation nor a canvas for revisionist whims. The neo-radical, HuT-aligned pseudo-revolutionaries may try to sow seeds of division.
Can or should Bangladesh Trust Pakistan? An In-Depth Analysis Through the Lens of Historical Oppression and Continued Denial
Introduction In recent years, there has been an unsettling push by certain groups for Bangladesh to reconcile with Pakistan and forget the...