South East Asia

Myanmar Conflict, US Influence, and Rising Security Risks for Bangladesh

Rising clashes in Myanmar’s Rakhine State, alleged US funding of rebel groups, and growing US–China rivalry are heightening security risks for Bangladesh. Analysts warn of election interference and threats to national sovereignty.

Why a Unilateral Election and the Rise of Extremism in Bangladesh Are Concerning for New Delhi

Bangladesh is moving toward an electoral framework in which there is a growing risk that the country’s largest political party, the Awami League, will...

Why do people want to know the reason for opposing India—the very country from which Bangladesh’s rice, lentils, and electricity come, sustaining its people’s...

In recent times, an unsettling reality has begun to surface in Bangladeshi politics: a calculated attempt to package anti-India...

Pushing India Away and Leaning Toward Pakistan: The Yunus Government’s Controversial Foreign Policy

Controversy around Bangladesh’s current interim administration has intensified, particularly regarding foreign policy. According to several diplomatic observers, industrial owners,...

Bangladesh is becoming the battleground of a great-power proxy war: Are Yunus and Walker hammering the last nail into Bangladesh’s coffin?

The interim government led by Muhammad Yunus and Army Chief Waker-uz-Zaman is making decisions that would make anyone stunned....

⁨Through Yunus, Myanmar’s Rebels Get Starlink

A Move Aimed at Countering China Starlink has become a significant communication tool for various rebel groups in Myanmar, especially...

Bangladesh’s Overseas Labor Market Under Threat Due to Diplomatic Incompetence

Not a single closed labor market has been reopened Only 962 workers sent to Japan out of a promised 100,000 Fourteen...

Militant Drills, Political Silence, and a Threat to National Security

Bangladesh once again finds itself enveloped in the fear of militancy. Across different regions of the country, banned extremist...