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Will Bangladesh’s current policy of ambiguity and deception succeed?

Former foreign minister Dr. A K Abdul Momen analyzes Bangladesh’s shifting foreign policy and questions its balancing strategy among global powers.

Bangladesh Failing Its Daughters: Rape Crisis and the Collapse of Justice

Bangladesh’s rising rape crisis is not only a crime wave. It is a collapse of governance, justice and social conscience.

Justice, Safety and the Murder of Two Bangladeshi Scholars in Tampa, USA

The Facts That Cannot Be Ignored Hisham Abugharbieh, 26, is accused of two counts of first-degree murder with a weapon in the deaths of Zamil...

Bangladesh’s 2024 Unrest: Disputed Death Toll and Competing Narratives

Conflicting data and reports challenge widely circulated claims about deaths during Bangladesh’s 2024 unrest, fueling political debate.

Bangladesh: Islamist Extremist Threats Linked to Dismissed Armed Forces Personnel

A recent circular issued by Bangladesh Police Headquarters warning of possible militant attacks on key state installations, allegedly involving dismissed armed forces personnel, should...
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