Bangladesh-Pakistan Deepening Relations: A Cost-Benefit Analysis
A Relationship Rekindled—or Just a Continuation? It is being said that, after fifteen years, Bangladesh and Pakistan are renewing their relations.
Analysis and diverse perspectives on politics, the economy, society and world affairs.
A Relationship Rekindled—or Just a Continuation? It is being said that, after fifteen years, Bangladesh and Pakistan are renewing their relations.
A Meeting Framed by Diplomatic Uncertainty The implication of the sideline meeting between Bangladesh Interim Government Cheif Advisor Muhammad Yunus and the Indian Prime Minister.
In Savar, Hindu gold trader Dilip Das was hacked to death in front of his wife.
In an age where our phones are an extension of ourselves, reducing screen time feels almost impossible.
By April 1971, the government of East Pakistan had not yet fully established its private militia.
Swadesh Roy In light of the country’s emerging situation, the Army Chief addressed the nation on August 5, 2024.
When Indira Gandhi, the first foreign head of state to visit Bangladesh, concluded her historic trip, Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, accompanied by Begum Mujib, went to the airport to bid her farewell.
With ByteDance under mounting pressure to sell TikTok’s U.S. operations by January 19, 2025, the focus has shifted to potential buyers who could take over the wildly popular social media platform.
On August 5, when the name of Muhammad Yunus was announced as the Chief Advisor to the President following a meeting at Bangabhaban initiated by the Army Chief, an Awami League leader was among those who called.
No government in any country lasts forever, nor can it. Even in the past, when empires were established, they eventually fell.
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