António Guterres’ visit serves as a reminder that as Bangladesh continues its journey towards stability and prosperity, UN support will remain a cornerstone of its progress.
An intellectual honey trap shaped by counter-terrorism politics undermines democracy and human rights by co-opting academics into state narratives.
The international community must align with the democratic aspirations held by the people of Bangladesh rather than prioritizing strategic alliances
Strengthening Bangladesh’s relationship with Australia hinges on a facilitating a new Indo-Pacific resettlement deal for Rohingya refugees.
Bangladesh’s rich history and diverse societal fabric necessitate a shift away from divisive politics.
Paliwal sheds much needed light on seven decades of India’s policies towards its near east, but overlooks the role of communal policies and global power shifts.
The movement’s demands reflect a broader struggle of how Bangladesh can shape its own democratic path without falling under the sway of global powers, especially the US.
The BNP’s current diplomatic engagement with India embodies a complex struggle for identity, authority, and a meaningful connection with the electorate.
Arendt’s concept of natality provides a valuable framework as it emphasizes the need for ongoing creativity, engagement, and the establishment of new possibilities.
The question of whether Bangladesh’s political future will be shaped by language or by goals will define the path to reconciliation in the years to come.
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