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The Real Test for BRICS: More Choices for South Asia, or Just New Dependencies?

New Delhi, Sept. 13 -- As leaders gathered in New Delhi this weekend for the 18th BRICS Summit, one question will define whether the grouping's expanded ambitions translate into real gains for the Glo... Read More


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