Opinion – Sheikh Hasina’s Conviction and the Weaponization of Justice
The Hasina case contributes to global perceptions that accountability is selective and confirms the best way for autocrats to escape justice is to never relinquish power.
The Hydraulic Hegemon: India’s Weaponization of Transboundary Rivers
Allegations of India manipulating water flows, whether through deliberate releases or other means, breach the obligation not to cause significant harm.
How Far Has Bangladesh Come One Year After Its “Second Independence”?
The interim government has made progress in the economy, in reversing mismanagement, and in foreign relations – however, domestic politics and security remain challenging.
Opinion – Bangladesh’s Humanitarian Corridor Dilemma
Bangladesh’s humanitarian corridor controversy has underscored the delicate balance Bangladesh must strike between humanitarian responsibilities and strategic imperatives.
Opinion – UN Secretary-General’s Visit Empowers Bangladesh
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.
Opinion – Counter-Terrorism and Intellectual Co-Optation in Bangladesh
An intellectual honey trap shaped by counter-terrorism politics undermines democracy and human rights by co-opting academics into state narratives.
Opinion – The Path Forward for Bangladesh
The international community must align with the democratic aspirations held by the people of Bangladesh rather than prioritizing strategic alliances
Opinion – Bangladesh at the Centre of Australia’s Focus on the South
Strengthening Bangladesh’s relationship with Australia hinges on a facilitating a new Indo-Pacific resettlement deal for Rohingya refugees.
Opinion – Rethinking the Precarity of the Hindu Minority in Bangladesh
Bangladesh’s rich history and diverse societal fabric necessitate a shift away from divisive politics.
Review – India’s Near East
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.
