Iran and Armenia: The Quiet Making of a Defense Partnership
This is the first ever joint Armenia-Iran military drills
Perspective
Bangladesh Must be Resolute in its Demand for Historical Redress from Pakistan
The call for justice encompasses repatriation of stranded Pakistanis, the equitable division of pre-1971 assets, and restitution of misappropriated cyclone aid—each a lingering scar on Bangladesh’s national conscience.
Military Diplomacy: What General Zaman’s Russia Tour Reveals
Under the stewardship of an interim government and amid mounting global crises, Bangladesh chose to act rather than wait. It confronted unfinished business—Rooppur, manpower, military procurement—and left Moscow with more clarity, confidence and credibility than it arrived with.
Who’s Afraid of Feminist Writer Taslima Nasrin?
By Saleem Samad The traditional month-long book fair ended last February. The book fair commemorates
Armenia-Russia Relations: Paving The Way for a Dialogue
By David Petrosyan At the beginning of April 2025, a very “non-round” date was celebrated
The Silenced Quill: Bangladesh’s Fettered Fourth Estate
By Anwar Khan Once heralded as a bastion of resilience and democratic aspiration, Bangladesh today
For President Erdogan, success abroad but protests at home
By Aditi Bhaduri Turkiye has been witnessing widespread protests, on a scale not seen in
Tulsi Gabbard Signals Bangladesh’s Darkening Sands
By Anwar A. Khan Whispers of a faltering land – Bangladesh and U.S. Director of
Pakistan has shot itself in the foot: Experts on Balochistan crises
By ANI New Delhi: The recent attacks by Baloch insurgents in Pakistan have exposed terrorism
The Tragedy of Bangladesh
By Anwar A. Khan Bangladesh, once a beacon of hope and resilience, now stands cloaked