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Ambassador William Milam is a Senior Scholar at the Woodrow Wilson Center in Washington DC and a former US diplomat who was Ambassador to Pakistan, Bangladesh, and Chief of Mission in Liberia.
The gamble in the Middle East and the gamble in Bangladesh Readers will understand that.......
William Milam 30 Apr 2018 Is Bangladesh heading toward more acute political instability and renewed internal.......
by William Milam 14 december 2018 Jatiya Oikya Front chief Dr Kamal Hossain speaks to.......
William Milam 27 December 2018 The Christmas season is upon us in the West, in.......
William Milam 11 Jan 2019 Sheikh Hasina’s creeping authoritarianism is likely to resume and intensify, writes.......
William Milam TFT Issue: 25 Jan 2019 The ‘state of exception’ is more likely to.......
by William Milam February 8, 2019 It will be a hard and maybe painful uphill slog.......
by William MilamFebruary 22, 2019 About two years ago, when a friend and I were.......
As Trump comes under increasing pressure from House Democrats for what appear to be illegal.......
Where there are waves, there must be retreats, writes William Milam by William MilamMarch 22,.......
Bangladesh has clearly crossed the midline on the continuum between full democracy and closed autocracy,.......
The old BNP cannot be part of the new opposition. It needs to cut away.......
Self-censorship is not uncommon in today’s world, but it is usually the result of threat.......
William Milam on the implications of Narendra Modi’s decisive electoral win on South Asia by.......
The Orwellian Future is Now – The Friday Times Orwell seems to have foreseen the.......
by William Milam July 5, 2019 I have written much in the past few months.......
If you listen to Khan, corruption is not only the main problem, it is the.......
White nationalists have always been present in American life. But what no one expected was.......
India acted similarly to Russia, as the hegemon of South Asia, doing what it wanted.......
The Taliban are ready to negotiate. The question is whether they are negotiating in good.......