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Bangladesh: The ‘Opposition Party’ Dilemma
Even after the election, it is uncertain who will be the main opposition party in the next parliament. The victory of the Awami League...
Bangladesh-India Diplomatic Understanding in a New Height
The diplomatic relations between Bangladesh and India have reached new heights, as evidenced by the joint statement on September 30, 2023. The comprehensive agreements...
Can NBR collect an additional BDT 66,900 crore revenue?
International Monetary Fund (IMF) has granted Bangladesh the second tranche of $689 million of $4.7 billion loan. Before the approval of the tranche, the...
The Impending Void: Discrediting the Speculation of Sanctions
In recent weeks, speculation has emerged in Bangladesh regarding the potential imposition of sanctions by the USA on the Ready-Made Garment (RMG) industry. The...
Sheikh Hasina: A Leadership Propelling Bangladesh Toward Sustainable Economic Advancement
In the annals of global statesmanship, Sheikh Hasina (a proud daughter of Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman—father of the nation, Bengali), the Prime Minister of...
Bangladesh Faces Political Upheaval Ahead of January Polls
The political milieu in Bangladesh has been fraught with tension, climaxing in weeks of protests and violent clashes, casting a shadow of apprehension as...
India’s Strategic Imperatives Amidst Regional Shifts and Emerging Challenges
India's neighbourhood is experiencing heightened tensions. The Maldives is undergoing a political transition that doesn't align entirely with India's preferences, given its apparent inclination...
U.S. Strategic Engagement in the Bay of Bengal: Navigating Superpower Rivalry
Over the past two decades, the geopolitical landscape of the Indian Ocean has undergone a profound transformation. China, once viewed the Indian Ocean as...
The Significance of the United Nations High Seas Treaty for Bangladesh
As the sun sets below the horizon over the Bay of Bengal, Bangladesh is at a pivotal juncture in its distant past. The state...
The Tug-of-War of Regionalism in South Asia
The South Asian area, encompassing countries such as Pakistan, India, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, Nepal, Bhutan, and the Maldives, exhibits a significant degree of variety,...