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The Impact of Bangladesh’s Political Shift on North East India’s Geopolitics and Security

Authors: Leivon Albert Lamkang and Leivon Victor Lamkang* Following Sheikh Hasina's resignation as prime minister of Bangladesh, a new government, has formed under Muhammad Yunus's...

Unravelling the Peace Puzzle in the Chittagong Hill Tracts

The recent confrontations in the Chittagong Hill Tracts (CHT) serve as a stark reminder of an unresolved conflict. In the last week, tensions between...

Bangladesh: A story of blood and contradictions

On September 4th 2024, in Khulna Bangladesh, an enraged, Muslim mob attacked and killed an eighteen-year-old Hindu man, Utshab Mandal, because he supposedly insulted...

Gen Z Revolution: End of 15-Year Autocracy in Bangladesh

Authors: Meherab Hossain and Md. Obaidullah “Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the world.” The words of Margaret Mead...

India’s Approach Towards Crisis in Sri Lanka and Bangladesh

"For India, South Asia is not just a neighbourhood but a shared space where peace, progress, and prosperity must co-exist." - Pranab Mukherjee, former...

Indian Neighbourhood in Turmoil

The developments in Bangladesh have again shifted the attention of the world towards instability of the South Asian region. The crumbling of relatively stable...

The Rise and Fall of Bangladesh’s Tiger Leader

Sheikh Hasina, the daughter of Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, ascended to power in Bangladesh with a vision to uplift her nation. Under her leadership,...

What Lies Ahead After Bangladesh’s ‘Second Independence’?

In July of 2024, Bangladeshi university students protested against quotas on highly coveted civil service jobs, ultimately toppling Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina’s 15-year regime....

Nobel Laureate Heads Bangladesh Interim Government

Bangladeshi youth played a significant role in overthrowing a female dictator in Dhaka. The leaderless movement among tertiary students prospered when pre-announced marches for...

Bangladesh’s Prolonged Coups and Its Impact on Surrounding Countries

The recent coup d'état in Bangladesh is a critical event with far-reaching implications for the country and its surrounding region. On August 5, 2024,...

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