Remembering Netaji on His 129th Birth Anniversary: ‘Fanaticism is the Greatest Thorn in the Path of Cultural Intimacy’
“Let us all stand shoulder to shoulder and say with one heart and.......
South Asia
Curtain Falls on Bangladesh’s Interim Government as Critical Elections Approach
On 12 February, Bangladeshis will vote in their country’s first national elections since student-led protests.......
From Enforced Disappearance to a New Dawn: Barrister Mir Ahmad bin Quasem Arman Speaks After Eight Years in the Shadows
This exclusive interview features Barrister Mir Ahmad Binquasem (Arman), who was abducted in 2016 by.......
Bangladesh’s Domestic Shuffle and Foreign Outlook Before the February Election
Bangladesh is entering a volatile period ahead of its next general election on February 12th........
South Asia Journal
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Elections in Bangladesh: Then and Now
Bangladesh and elections share a love-hate relationship that extends from Bangladesh’s creation to the present........
Ghulam M. Suhrawardi
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Modi in Tel Aviv: Timing, Optics, and Strategic Calculus
PM Narendra Modi’s visit to Israel on February 25–26 will carry an air of mystery........
South Asia Journal
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Safeguarding the Promise of Accountability: Why Bangladesh Must Protect Its Human Rights Reform Ordinances
Bangladesh stands at a critical institutional crossroads today. Many of the country’s current political leaders,.......
Ghulam M. Suhrawardi
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India Between Oil Routes and Alliances: Strategic Dilemmas in the Middle East Conflict
The deepening crisis between the U.S., Israel, and Iran exposed India's weakness. New Delhi has.......
South Asia Journal
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