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The Spirit of July: A Nation’s Resolve against Fascism and Foreign Meddling

May 15, 2025

The success of the July Revolution stands as a monumental testament to the indomitable spirit and collective will of the Bangladeshi people. It was not the product of any single political party, elite class, or ideological faction. Rather, it was a spontaneous and organic national awakening—a convergence of anger, hope, and determination from people across … More The Spirit of July: A Nation’s Resolve against Fascism and Foreign Meddling

United We Stand: The Imperative to Uphold Trust in the Bangladesh Army

April 3, 2025

Why Now—And Why So Calculated? At a critical moment when Chief Advisor Dr. Yunus is on an official diplomatic mission to China—a strategic move for national interests—the country is suddenly being swept into a whirlwind of chaos and controversy. The timing of these disruptions is anything but coincidental. Statements from individuals like Hasnat, Asif, and … More United We Stand: The Imperative to Uphold Trust in the Bangladesh Army

Bangladesh’s Strategic Response against India’s Hostile and Hegemonic Attitude

December 20, 2024

Since the liberation of Bangladesh in 1971, the country’s closest neighbor, India, has exhibited a complex relationship marked by both cooperation and contention. While India’s role as an ally during the final phase of the Liberation War is well-documented, its actions since then have raised questions about its long-term intentions and strategies towards Bangladesh. This … More Bangladesh’s Strategic Response against India’s Hostile and Hegemonic Attitude

R&AW’s Role in Bangladesh: A Historical Perspective and the Need for Respecting Sovereignty

December 5, 2024

The establishment of India’s Research and Analysis Wing (R&AW) in 1968 was a transformative event, not only for Indian intelligence operations but for the entire strategic landscape of South Asia. Conceived under the leadership of Prime Minister Indira Gandhi, the formation of R&AW marked India’s shift from a defensive intelligence posture to a proactive approach … More R&AW’s Role in Bangladesh: A Historical Perspective and the Need for Respecting Sovereignty

The Presence of Foreign Nationals in Bangladesh’s Defense and Civil Institutions: A Security Concern

November 24, 2024

Introduction The increasing integration of foreign nationals, particularly Indian citizens, into Bangladesh’s defense, civil, and technological sectors represents a complex challenge to national sovereignty. This issue, which has become more pronounced since 2009 under successive administrations, has raised alarms among security analysts, policymakers, and concerned citizens alike. The implications of these appointments extend beyond immediate … More The Presence of Foreign Nationals in Bangladesh’s Defense and Civil Institutions: A Security Concern

ISKCON: Background, Activities, and Allegations of Political Involvement

November 6, 2024

Introduction The International Society for Krishna Consciousness (ISKCON), widely known as the Hare Krishna movement, has a complex history marked by religious fervor, global expansion, and ongoing controversies. Originally a Gaudiya Vaishnava Hindu organization, ISKCON was founded by A. C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada in New York City on July 13, 1966, with the goal of … More ISKCON: Background, Activities, and Allegations of Political Involvement

Building a Stronger Bangladesh: The Army’s Contributions and Battling Misinformation

October 27, 2024

The Bangladesh Army has been an enduring pillar of stability, resilience, and national pride since the country’s independence in 1971. Throughout its history, the army has not only safeguarded the nation’s territorial integrity but also played a crucial role in supporting development, disaster management, peacekeeping, and many other nation-building activities. In times of crisis—whether natural … More Building a Stronger Bangladesh: The Army’s Contributions and Battling Misinformation

Unrest in the Chittagong Hill Tracts: Historical Roots and Modern Geopolitical Stakes

October 1, 2024

Background: The Roots of the Chittagong Hill Tracts Conflict The Chittagong Hill Tracts (CHT), a region comprising the three southeastern districts of Rangamati, Khagrachari, and Bandarban, has been a longstanding area of conflict within Bangladesh. This picturesque region is home to a number of indigenous communities, including the Chakma, Marma, Tripura, and other tribal groups. … More Unrest in the Chittagong Hill Tracts: Historical Roots and Modern Geopolitical Stakes

The Diplomatic Tug-of-War: Bangladesh’s Post-Hasina Era and Its Geopolitical Fallout

September 22, 2024

In the turbulent political landscape of Bangladesh, the ousting of Sheikh Hasina, the country’s longest-serving prime minister, marks a significant moment in both domestic and regional politics. The fall of Hasina, amid allegations of widespread discontent, brutal crackdowns, and a generational push for change, has left Bangladesh in a period of transition and uncertainty, with … More The Diplomatic Tug-of-War: Bangladesh’s Post-Hasina Era and Its Geopolitical Fallout

Unfriendly Borders: The Grim Reality of India’s Relationship with Bangladesh

September 10, 2024

In the shadow of diplomatic pleasantries, the relationship between India and Bangladesh reveals a much darker and more unsettling truth. Despite decades of professed friendship and collaboration, the border between these two neighboring nations has become a deadly frontier where the promises of good relations are betrayed by the harsh actions of India’s Border Security … More Unfriendly Borders: The Grim Reality of India’s Relationship with Bangladesh