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The Many Faces Of India by Mohammad Zainal Abedin

“Afghanistan’s territory should not be used to threaten and attack any country or to shelter, finance or train terrorists”, said Indian Foreign Secretary Harsh Vardhan Shringla. The United Nations Security Council (UNSC) thus passed an India-sponsored resolution on Afghanistan amid the withdrawal of US troops, ending the two-decades long war. India showed the highest degree […]

Bangladesh: Zia Continues To Dominate Awami Politics by Ahmad Shihab

“To resurrect Mujib,” RAW implied to Hasina, “you have to destroy Zia.” Sheikh Hasina was on self-exile in India from 1975 and was under an extensive brainwashing program under the Research and Analysis Wing (RAW), India’s external intelligence agency. She returned to Bangladesh in 1981. Within two weeks, President Ziaur Rahman was assassinated and RAW’s […]

Bangladesh In Perspective by R. Chowdhury

“To subjugate another is to subjugate yourself.” For the past thirteen years, Bangladesh has been suffering from two acute syndromes: Indian hegemony and fascism under its protégé, Sheikh Hasina. Let’s take a look.  Indian Eye on Bangladesh From day one of the partition of British India on religious divide in 1947, India continued to cast […]

A Tricky Path From Insurgency To Emirate by Ibrahim Moiz

Shadow government as an insurgent organization is one thing; official rule quite another. The Taliban movement took about ten days to overrun Afghanistan and capture its capital with extraordinary ease. Some ten days later, however, they have yet to announce a government. This might seem a paradox, but reflects the circumstances in which the Taliban […]

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