by SAC | Sep 26, 2026 | Blog, Condemnation, Geo Political Assessment
There are moments when a political leader travels abroad as an individual, and there are moments when he carries an entire country on his shoulders. A Prime Minister attending the United Nations General Assembly belongs firmly to the second category. t, but as a...
by SAC | Aug 26, 2026 | Blog, Condemnation, Geo Political Assessment, News
Bangladesh appears to be standing at the edge of the Bay of Bengal, preparing to board a magnificently decorated ship. Its sails bear the symbols of Saudi Arabia, Türkiye and Pakistan. On the deck, ambitious politicians, newly radicalised officers, retired generals...
by SAC | Jun 2, 2026 | Blog
For decades, the political narrative of the Bangladesh Nationalist Party rested upon a strategic alliance forged during the military and post-military eras between the BNP and Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islami. The relationship was not merely electoral; it was ideological,...
by SAC | Mar 18, 2026 | Blog
Old Wine in a New Bottle? The Growing Murmur Around the New Cabinet The dust has barely settled on the “Monsoon Revolution” of 2024, yet the air in Dhaka is already thick with a familiar, suffocating sense of déjà vu. Across social media feeds, late-night...
by SAC | Aug 16, 2025 | Blog
In a chronicle of the bizarre and historically reckless, Colonel (Retired) Hasinur’s recent YouTube rant—titled *“Pakistanis saved East Bengal”—*earns its place at the top. This isn’t simply opinion—not even history; it’s an affront to memory, logic, and the very idea...
by SAC | Jun 17, 2025 | Blog
In a dramatic show of resistance, members of the Bangladeshi diaspora recently staged high-energy protests in London against the visit of the Chief Advisor of Bangladesh’s Interim Government. The scenes—unfolding outside the Dorchester Hotel, House of Commons, and...
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