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
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
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
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
With Bangladesh’s First Female Prime Minister’s Passing, America Lost a True Friend
Bangladesh is mourning the loss of Begum Khaleda Zia, its first female prime minister – and the United States has lost a true friend.
Ballots and Barriers: How International Partners Should Navigate Bangladesh’s 2026 Election
Bangladesh will return to the polls on 12 February 2026, marking its first parliamentary election since the Gen-Z led mass uprisings that ousted the
July-August Revolution: An Opportunity for Justice and Dignity
What started as a demand for reform soon turned into a broader call for accountability and democracy. The government responded with brutal force.
Future of Democracy and Interim Government in Bangladesh
The interim government under the leadership of Chief Adviser Dr. Muhammad Yunus is working with utmost sincerity to bring the country back on track.