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The Plight of Rohingyas – Who is Responsible?

A leading national daily in Nepal recently posted about an art exhibition targeted towards helping the Rohingya community. While this sounded far-fetched at first,...

Enough! High Time to Put an End to Rohingya Crisis

The world has witnessed a renewed genocide in Rakhine State over the Rohingya minorities. Such atrocities were also manifested in October last year which...

Bangladesh demonstrates preparedness in tackling security threats with latest Commando drill

Commandos from Bangladesh Army, alongwith other security forces, performed a drill on the 17th of August at Sher-e-Bangla National Cricket Stadium in Dhaka’s Mirpur...

Clean Energy in South Asia and Beyond

The causes of energy transformation are essentially the need and consumption of the energy resources in the increasing growing humanity, especially since the industrial...

Exploring Regional Solution for Fishermen disputes in South Asia

Authors: Niroshika Sajeevani and Mohit Gupta F isherman issue between India and Sri Lanka has been cause of worry for both the countries,...

India’s Neighbourhood Policy: Modi continues to scratch his head with firewood

I ndia’s relations with our neighbours are historical and traditional. During the Cold War, the behaviour of US and Soviet Union across the...

Cross-Border Terrorism, Migration and Human Trafficking: The Rise of Border Walls in South Asia

T he countries of South Asia are using the United States and EU’s deterrence model of building walls and fences along the border,...

Bangladesh-Myanmar cooperation: Investment opportunity, climate change, insurgency & Rohingya crisis

A s the communities around the globe is globalizing, it would be disadvantageous for any country not to be proactive in seeking greater...

Diplomatic neighbourhood of Bangladeshi capital under attack

At a time when Bangladesh is trying to establish itself in the world as a self-dignified and self-reliant country, a nexus of local and...

Chinese Unfathomable Maritime Strategy: What India Should Do?

The two Asian giants China and India have been locking horns in the Indian Ocean (IO) for creating their supremacy through their maritime strategies....

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