August, 2026 - SOUTH ASIA PERSPECTIVES

Bangladesh After Hasina: Rethinking the India Consensus

The fall of Sheikh Hasina in August 2024 did not simply end a government. It ended a foreign-policy consensus. For fifteen years, Bangladesh-India relations had rested on a singular bargain: an Awami

August 22, 2026

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Early signs of Dhaka’s renewed foreign policy endeavors

I walked into the National Press Club one hot evening in July, wondering how to spend the next hour or so. I knew little about Ambassador William B. Milam other than his

August 19, 2026

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Getting to Know Bill Milam After He Passed Away

I walked into the National Press Club one hot evening in July, wondering how to spend the next hour or so. I knew little about Ambassador William B. Milam other than his

August 12, 2026

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From Domestic Capacity to Global Influence: A Soft-Power Strategy for the Global South

When Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim shared a video of Prime Minister Tarique Rahman’s official visit accompanied by the Bengali song Amar Bondhu Moha Jadu Jane—“My Friend Knows Great Magic”—the gesture attracted

August 12, 2026

Democracy·Lead Stories

August 2026

Bangladesh After Hasina: Rethinking the India Consensus

Early signs of Dhaka’s renewed foreign policy endeavors

Getting to Know Bill Milam After He Passed Away

From Domestic Capacity to Global Influence: A Soft-Power Strategy for the Global South

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