Domestic politics, ideology and historical memory have always shaped the national narrative about India in Bangladesh. This fact has been woven into the fiber of Bangladesh since its independence in 1971. The perception of India has changed over time, under different administrations but undoubtedly, it has always played a role.
Baluchistan: Pawn State Caught Between Realpolitik and Rights
Baluchistan has been described in many ways: a periphery, far-flung and sparsely populated; a frontier,...
From Credit to Curriculum: Aligning the Microcredit Bank and Grameen University to Institutionalize Social Business
This academic framework represents a pragmatic and visionary approach to a strategic collaboration between the...
Foreign Hands Fetish and Domestic Fire: On Intelligence Power, Uprisings, and the Decline of Iranian Sovereignty
Iran does not exist in the contemporary world order as a client state or as...
The Rohingya case could redefine genocide and that matters for ASEAN
As hearings concluded on 30 January at the International Court of Justice (ICJ) in The Hague, Rohingya...
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Fall 2025: Issue 43
Nepal’s Digital Uprising: Discord, Corruption, and the Future of South Asia
When Kathmandu’s skyline turned red with fire on the evening of September 10, 2025, few...
Exposing the Failure of India’s Kashmir Policy
In September 2024, addressing a jubilant rally of Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) supporters, Indian Prime...
Pahalgam Massacre – A Case of Diversionary Strategy to Bust India’s Normalcy Narrative in Kashmir
Retaliating to India’s coercive measures following the massacre of 26 tourists in Pahalgam, Kashmir, responsibility...
Speaking Eye-to-Eye with India
Nobel Laureate Dr. Muhammad Yunus has repeatedly emphasized the importance of regional cooperation for the...
Foreign Hands Fetish and Domestic Fire: On Intelligence Power, Uprisings, and the Decline of Iranian Sovereignty
Iran does not exist in the contemporary world order as a client state or as...
US military intervention in Iran could spark hostilities not just in the Gulf and Israel, but also Turkey and Azerbaijan
A US military intervention in Iran doesn’t just risk exposing Gulf states and Israel to...
WE, The Peoples, Time and Earth are Victims of Wars
In an age of ignorance, time had no meaning and power knew not the logic...
Jihad in Plain Sight: Understanding the Empire
All day, every day, Western countries lecture the world about being civilized, respecting human rights,...
Iran’s Supreme Leader is caught in a Catch-22
Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei is caught between a rock and a hard place....
The Rohingya case could redefine genocide and that matters for ASEAN
As hearings concluded on 30 January at the International Court of Justice (ICJ) in The Hague, Rohingya...
US policy in post- election Myanmar
Myanmar has yet to attract serious attention from President Trump. The silence might seem surprising,...
Myanmar junta wraps election with ally set to seal victory
: Voting concluded in Myanmar's month-long election on Sunday (Jan 25), with the dominant pro-military...
Myanmar stages first phase of polling with thin turnout
The military-ruled Myanmar (earlier known as Burma and Brahmadesh) staged the first phase of general...
Myanmar’s “general’s election” has failed before it has even started
On 15 December, at a press conference in Yangon, Myanmar’s deputy minister for information, Major...
The Atlantic Order Is Cracking — and Europe Knows It
There are weeks where decades happen, and to coin a phrase, months where centuries happen....
Myanmar junta wraps election with ally set to seal victory
: Voting concluded in Myanmar's month-long election on Sunday (Jan 25), with the dominant pro-military...
Mark Tully, BBC’s Voice in South Asia 1935-2026
Perhaps no one in living memory has spanned the two cultures of Britain and India...
When a Republic Forgets Its Own Constitution
This Republic Day hurt like no other. Not that those in the past made a...
How Pakistan Got Divided: Memoirs of Rao Farman Ali Khan Review
Imagine living through a national tragedy only to watch the most powerful architects of that...
