Geopolitics

Min Aung Hlaing’s 100-day peace push seeks to revive the Nationwide Ceasefire Agreement as Myanmar’s central framework, despite resistance from...

Khalilur Rahman’s India visit marks a cautious step to ease tensions, focusing on energy, visas, and cooperation.

US policy on Myanmar shows a gap between its pro-democracy stance and strategic interests. This contradiction continues to draw criticism.

China’s Eid charity in Dhaka highlights a powerful contrast between outward generosity and alleged repression at home.

Foreign operatives slipping through India’s northeast into Myanmar expose a growing covert network tied to the post-coup conflict.

Was Trump’s letter a gesture of friendship or a subtle push for strategic alignment? Bangladesh must guard its hard-won sovereignty.

Shipki-La is a historic Indo-Tibetan trade pass shaped by centuries of exchange and modern geopolitics. Its revival highlights the intersection...

For many Bangladeshis, a visa is no longer permission to travel, but a measure of wealth, trust, and global exclusion.

Arunachal Pradesh remains a flashpoint in India–China relations, where culture, religion and geopolitics intersect sharply. The Tawang conference on the...

India’s eastern frontier is increasingly shaped by cognitive statecraft, identity politics, and external influence rather than traditional border tensions. Bangladesh’s...

Nepal’s revived push for a directly elected chief executive reflects a nation torn between the promise of stability and the...

Nepal’s Gen Z uprising has disrupted China’s long-term influence strategy, forcing Beijing and regional powers to navigate a newly unpredictable,...