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Bangladesh Court Sends 2 Journalists to Police Custody for Questioning as Chaos Continues

Bangladesh Court Sends 2 Journalists to Police Custody for Questioning as Chaos Continues

By Julhas Alam
The two journalists worked for a pro-Hasina television channel and were fired by authorities after her fall.
Amid Unrest in Neighbors, India’s Act East Policy Faces New Headwinds

Amid Unrest in Neighbors, India’s Act East Policy Faces New Headwinds

By Vignesh Ram Guruswamy
The recent developments in Bangladesh and the ongoing conflict in Myanmar spell a major challenge for India's Act East policy initiatives. 

Should Bangladesh Ban Sheikh Hasina’s Awami League? 

Should Bangladesh Ban Sheikh Hasina’s Awami League? 

By Ahmede Hussain
The demand to ban the Awami League is growing louder, but the move runs the risk of opening a can of worms.

Can the Bangladesh Police Recover? 

Can the Bangladesh Police Recover? 

By Mehedi Hasan Marof and Saqlain Rizve
The country's police force, weaponized by the autocratic Awami League government, is now desperate to regain public trust.

Yunus Should Prioritize Probe Into Enforced Disappearances Under Hasina’s Rule

Yunus Should Prioritize Probe Into Enforced Disappearances Under Hasina’s Rule

By Mubashar Hasan
Victims and their families have the right to know the fate of their kin, and the identity of those who bore command responsibility for the atrocities.
A New Bangladesh Is Emerging But It Needs India Too

A New Bangladesh Is Emerging But It Needs India Too

By Muqtedar Khan and Umme Salma Tarin
Bangladesh’s foreign policy work starts with India because it has greater implications for domestic harmony.

Students Who Ousted Hasina Are Helping Lead Bangladesh, From the Streets to the Ministries

Students Who Ousted Hasina Are Helping Lead Bangladesh, From the Streets to the Ministries

By Krutika Pathi and Shonal Ganguly
While the students say they have the grit to get things done, there are concerns over their lack of political experience and the extent of their ambitions.
UN Increases Food Provisions to Rohingya Refugee Camps in Bangladesh

UN Increases Food Provisions to Rohingya Refugee Camps in Bangladesh

By Sebastian Strangio
The announcement by the World Food Programme is welcome news, but underscores the apparent intractability of the Rohingya refugee crisis.

Bangladesh’s New Democracy Under Threat From Flood of Misinformation

Bangladesh’s New Democracy Under Threat From Flood of Misinformation

By Farhana Sultana
The country's democratic revolution is being targeted by both external and internal sources of misinformation and propaganda.

Putting Bangladesh-India Relations on an Even Keel

Putting Bangladesh-India Relations on an Even Keel

By Sreeradha Datta
The high levels of violence and the subsequent disintegration of the Awami League took New Delhi completely by surprise. Now India must recalibrate its foreign and security policy in Bangladesh.

Violence in Bangladesh After Hasina’s Ouster Stirs Fear Among Hindu Minority

Violence in Bangladesh After Hasina’s Ouster Stirs Fear Among Hindu Minority

By Krutika Pathi, Al Emrun Garjon, and Shonal Ganguly
Are Hindus being targeted for their faith or their ties with Hasina’s Awami League party?
The Bad Blood Between Sheikh Hasina and the US

The Bad Blood Between Sheikh Hasina and the US

By Jannatul Naym Pieal
The former PM's strained relationship with the U.S. has fed into unsourced claims that Washington was behind her ouster.

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