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Bloodshed Looms In South Asia by Mohammad Zainal Abedin

Unpredictable bloodshed looms in South Asia due to India’s deliberative support to the dictatorial and illegal government of Bangladesh, as it denies real democracy to its people. A democratic process will never return to Bangladesh if Sheikh Hasina remains in power. Keeping her pro-India administration intact, no election in Bangladesh will ever defeat her or […]

An Opportunity To Get Acquainted by Oraib Al Rantawi

The flood of articles and coverage accompanying Saudi celebrations of the sixth anniversary of the appointment of the crown prince provides an opportunity for observers and interested parties to get acquainted with the “new political mentality” of the Kingdom’s most powerful man, Prince Mohammed bin Salman, not only because of the never-ending stream of commentary […]

Who Rules Bangladesh? by Sabria Chowdhury Balland

On the surface, Bangladesh appears to be a small South Asian economic powerhouse. Bangladeshi women are at the core of its economic growth in the garments industry, it has averted the traps of religious fundamentalism and stands as a secular, developing nation. Its trade and diplomatic relations with the international community are tension- free and […]

Bangladesh: False Flag of Islamophobia by Ahmad U. Shihab

“The Nation voted us to power to see unity and communal harmony, not for any division or communality.” ~Begum Khaleda Zia, former Prime Minister of Bangladesh Lately, a vested coterie, aligned with the ruling regime of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina and the Indian intelligence agency of the Research and Analysis Wing (RAW), re-started a false […]

After Donald Lu’s visit: What Next? by Anisur Rahman

After Donald Lu’s much talked-about visit to Bangladesh, a lull has eclipsed the country’s political horizon about this question. No one from either side of the political aisle wants to speak about the aftermath or possible fallout out of this diplomatic maneuver. Political analysts are unanimous that the visit of this U.S. Assistant Secretary of […]

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