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Dhaka's Delhi Test: Firmness Without Rigidity

Strategic Firmness, Aug. 22 -- Prime Minister Tarique Rahman's possible visit to India is fast becoming a defining test of Bangladesh's foreign policy. Days after taking office in February, he receive... Read More


Two Years After Bangladesh's Youth Revolt: South Asia's Student Upsurge not a Passing Wave

New Delhi, Aug. 5 -- On 5 August, Bangladesh marks the second anniversary of the student-led uprising that toppled the Sheikh Hasina government-one of the most consequential turning points in its rece... Read More


The Shrinking Policy Space for Small States: Lessons from Bangladesh, Implications for India

New Delhi, Aug. 3 -- When Bangladesh Prime Minister Tarique Rahman chose Malaysia and China for his first overseas trip since taking office, rather than India, the decision was read in New Delhi as a ... Read More


India's Student Revolt: South Asia Has Seen This Before

New Delhi, July 25 -- A nationwide student movement rarely begins with something as mundane as an examination irregularity. Yet across South Asia, youth protests have increasingly become the first vis... Read More


A Gulf Truce with Global Consequences: Will it Bring Durable Peace?

New Delhi, June 25 -- The world's most vital energy artery has reopened. The Strait of Hormuz-through which nearly one-fifth of global oil and gas supplies pass-has become the clearest sign that Washi... Read More