A second Trump administration will likely implement a more transactional, security-driven approach to South Asia, balancing strategic alliances with economic pragmatism and counterterrorism goals. Trump’s “America First” policy will guide these interactions, focusing primarily on relationships that directly benefit U.S. interests, particularly in countering China’s influence in the region, managing security threats, and enhancing trade benefits for the U.S. Here’s an in-depth look at what Trump’s likely policies toward South Asia might entail. 1. India: Key Strategic Partner Against China and Economic Collaborator Countering China’s Influence: India will continue to be viewed as a vital strategic partner, with Trump likely
In a panel discussion entitled “Freedom of Expression in Bangladesh and Future Challenges,” organized sponsored by the Washington-based rights organization ‘Right to Freedom,’ on May 16, experts and journalistsparticipants emphasized the inseparable
Further, the December 2021 U.S. sanction designations empowered many in Bangladeshi society to speak out about the human rights violations they have witnessed, documented,
The SAP asked about the EU’s position on the upcoming elections in Bangladesh as the two previous national elections were widely criticized by international
Asked about a recent letter issued by six Congressmen to President Joe Biden calling for actions against the Hasina government for its gross violations
“For future returns to be truly voluntary, the Bangladesh authorities need to allow Rohingya to live freely, without enforcing pressures pushing them to go back,” Ganguly said. “Donors should increase support for
Internet shutdowns have a disproportionate impact on marginalized populations, which depend heavily on government programs and social protection systems. For example, the Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Act (NREGA), which provides
Several of the attackers have been identified through the use of surveillance camera footage, according to law enforcement officials in Jamalpur. At least three arrests have been made to date.
Recent research published in the Journal of Primary Care & Community Health reveals that communication gaps significantly impact patient outcomes in Bangladesh. The study identifies key factors contributing to these gaps, including insufficient health literacy among patients, limited training for healthcare providers in effective communication strategies, and systemic issues within the healthcare framework that prevent clear information exchange . Addressing these communication deficiencies is crucial for improving health outcomes and patient satisfaction.
New York Times investigative story titled "Strangers in Their Own Land: Being Muslim in Modi’s India," which describes how the world's largest #Muslim community in #India is raising their families and children with fear and uncertainty