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Can “People-to-People” Diplomacy Exist Where More Than Half the People Are Invisible?
After the Taliban seized power in Afghanistan, women there have been prohibited from education, from using mobile phones, from travelling
The Day Bangladesh’s Founding Father Was Desecrated
During the mass uprising of 1990, after a large procession emerged from the University of Dhaka in defiance of the
Tarique Rahman’s First Visit to India: Bangladesh Can at Least Hope for the Teesta Agreement
Zahed Ur Rahman, one of Tarique Rahman’s advisers, has said that Tarique Rahman could visit India at any time now.
Sergio Gor’s Visit, China’s Message, and Bangladesh’s Electoral Crossroads
When an official visit is shortened at one side’s initiative, or when a programme is unilaterally cancelled, ordinary citizens and
Geopolitics Calls for Stability, Politics Signals Sheikh Hasina’s Return
Following the change in state power in Bangladesh through Yunus’s meticulous design, and the continuation of that process, Bangladesh’s geopolitical
Sheikh Hasina’s First Political Programme Since Her Ouster
Nearly two years after being ousted from power, the programme Sheikh Hasina has announced for her return to the country
Sheikh Hasina’s Return Any Time After August and the Politics That Follow
In an interview with India’s influential media outlet NDTV, Sheikh Hasina has said that she will return to the country
The Government’s Vast Arrangements Against the Small Street Presence of Bengali Nationalists
I had intended to write this piece yesterday. Had I written it yesterday, perhaps it would have begun differently. By
Will an Iran-America Ceasefire Agreement Materialize?
A 14-point “Islamabad Memorandum of Understanding” has been signed under Pakistan’s mediation in order to find a path toward a
Obaidul Quader: The Wrong Man for the Awami League’s Most Historic Post
Obaidul Quader became president of the Chhatra League while he was in jail. Those who were involved in Chhatra League
