India-China Relations: Thaw or Tactical Pause in a Shifting Global Order?
India-China relations in 2025 are neither in free-fall nor in full recovery. They are in management mode — a state of controlled engagement shaped by shifting global currents.
Perspective
To Forget Bangabandhu is to Forget History
In that fateful August, I was a senior student at Dhaka University, residing in Sergeant Zohurul Haque Hall. As a freedom fighter, I was filled with exhilaration, at the thought of welcoming Bangabandhu to our campus.
Once Independent, Now Divided: The Political Disarray of Balochistan’s Freedom Movement
Baloch groups need to figure out their differences and come to a resolution; otherwise, it will be difficult to attain the status of a nation-state from a freedom movement.
Is A New Proxy War Unfolding in the Middle East?
Israel, which had continued to intermittently bomb Syria during Assad’s time, in a proxy war it had fought with Iran, continued these attacks as Al Sharaa took over. For the Jewish state both Iran and the Sunni Islamists now in charge in Syria constitute an identical threat.
Thailand and Cambodia agree to ‘unconditional’ ceasefire
More than 138,000 people have fled Thailand’s border regions, while around 140,000 have been driven from their homes in Cambodia.
India and China Secretly Helping Russia ‘s War Efforts: Reuters
Both nations have intensified their economic and industrial engagements with Russian entities
Gopalgunge Massacre: Can Bangladesh Ever Heal this Self-afflicted Wound?
The Gopalganj conspiracy, meticulously crafted and ruthlessly executed, brought together the shadowy hands of western intelligence, Pakistan’s ISI, local Islamist radicals from Jamaat-e-Islami and its militant offshoot Shibir, reactionary factions within the Bangladesh Army led by General Waker, and the opportunistic Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP).
Will Iran Close the Strait of Hormuz?
By Aditi Bhaduri The Strait of Hormuz,, once again, finds itself in the eye of
Astana International Forum: Emergence of a Middle Power
By Aditi Bhaduri Is the Republic of Kazakhstan emergency as a future pole in a
Can Prof Yunus abandon a ship when the sea is turbulent?
The Army Chief (COAS) General Waker-Uz-Zaman said the election should take place by December. “Bangladesh needs political stability. This is only possible through an elected government, not by unelected decision-makers,” he said, according to a source present at the Officers’ address.