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Descent into Disorder in Bangladesh

August 5, 2024
Columns/Defence

According to reports at the time of writing, former Prime Minister of Bangladesh Sheikh Hasina is on her way to a third country after landing in Agartala, the capital city of the

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India Claims Pakistani Intelligence Behind Push to Oust Hasina

August 5, 2024
Bangladesh

Indian intelligence sources quoted by Indian media have revealed that Pakistan’s Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) is orchestrating efforts to destabilise the Awami League government in Bangladesh by manipulating student groups. The aim, according

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Bangladesh at a Crossroads

August 5, 2024
Editorials

Editorial Bangladesh stands at a crossroads, grappling with the stark reality of its political and economic crises. The echoes of past failures are unmistakable; each act of violence and each failure of

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Bangladesh people’s coup and the way ahead

August 5, 2024
Defence/Politics

In “Sri Lanka Redux,” another South Asian leader has fled the country. In a rapid development in Bangladesh’s political landscape, a military helicopter carrying Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, who had resigned, took

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Bangladesh: Sheikh Hasina Resigns, Departs for London via India

August 5, 2024
Politics

5.30 Indian Time: Sheikh Hasina, who stepped down as Prime Minister of Bangladesh amid substantial anti-government protests, is reportedly en route to London, according to sources familiar with the situation. Hasina’s resignation

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Video: Hasina Flown to Air Force Base Amid Protests

August 5, 2024
Bangladesh

Dhaka, Bangladesh – Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina was transported to the Bangladesh Air Force base in Kurmitola at 1425 hours local time. Sources indicate that she is expected to leave for a

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Turmoil in Dhaka: Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina Flees Amid Mass Protests

August 5, 2024
Bangladesh

Dhaka, Bangladesh – Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has reportedly fled her palace amidst escalating protests demanding her resignation. A source informed AFP that Hasina has relocated to a ‘safer place’ as jubilant

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79 Years Later: The Grim Legacy of Hiroshima & Nagasaki

August 5, 2024
Diplomacy/History

The upcoming 79th anniversary of the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, which took place on August 6 and 9, 1945, remains a grim reminder of the destructive consequences of nuclear weapons.

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Five Years On: The Fallout of Article 370’s Abrogation and the Kashmir Crisis

August 5, 2024
Columns

August 5 marks the fifth anniversary since the Modi government abrogated Articles 370 and 35(a) of the Indian constitution and claimed to merge Indian Illegally Occupied Jammu and Kashmir (IIOJK) with India.

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Decoding the True Messages of Latin America’s Left

August 5, 2024
Politics

On July 31, Honduras Foreign Minister Enrique Reina issued an important statement on behalf of the island with regards to developments in Venezuela, which read in full as follows: “The government of Honduras condemns

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Widespread Riots Grip UK

August 5, 2024
News

Violent disorder erupted across several cities in the United Kingdom on Saturday, marking the country’s most widespread rioting in the past 13 years. The unrest follows the murder of three girls in

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Iran Vows Surprising Retaliation for Hamas Chief’s Assassination

August 5, 2024
News

In a fiery address at a cultural event on Sunday, Hossein Taeb, former head of the Islamic Revolution Guards Corps Intelligence Organization, vowed a surprising retaliatory response against Israel for the assassination

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China Mediates Palestine Peace

August 5, 2024
Columns

On July 23, 2024, China successfully hosted and mediated the internal reconciliation of Palestine, where 14 Palestinian factions signed the Beijing Declaration. China’s role has certainly been a decisive one, though the

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Afghanistan Soil: A Ticking Time Bomb of Terrorism

August 5, 2024
Columns

A recent United Nations report warns that Afghanistan, under Taliban control, is becoming a breeding ground for extremist organizations. The banned Tehreek-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) is allegedly receiving substantial support from Al Qaeda

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Bangladesh: Ruin and Revival

August 5, 2024
Bangladesh

The Appellate Division of Bangladesh stayed the status quota for one month on the judgment given by the High Court upholding the quota in government jobs on July 10. However, the anti-quota

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