S.M. Sayem

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S.M. Sayem is a Dhaka-based foreign policy analyst. He is studying Economics at the University of Chittagong. Contact: smsayem[at]049gmail.com

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Reassessing Alliances: The Maldives’ Foreign Policy Transformation with India

Following the 'India First' policy, Maldivian President Ibrahim Mohamed Solih adeptly cultivated robust economic and strategic bilateral relations with India, enhancing cooperation across various...

A Hard Right Conundrum in the European Parliamentary Election

A major shift in the political landscape of the European Union (EU) coincided with the June 6–9, 2024, European Parliament elections. There has been...

Is Trump Poised for a Spectacular Comeback in the US Presidential Race?

“Joe, you’re fired. Get out. Get out. Joe, you’re fired.” In the upcoming November, it is anticipated that Donald Trump will assert his intentions to...

Unraveling the Red Sea Conundrum: Houthi Conflict and its Global Economic Ramifications

The Red Sea, a critical maritime route connecting Europe, Asia, and Africa, holds immense strategic importance in the global economy. Its waters facilitate the...

A new window of geopolitics will be opened by Sheikh Hasina’s visit to Japan

The recent visit to Japan by Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has substantial geopolitical ramifications due to several aspects, such as the development of...

What does France’s inclination toward China signify?

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