India Shouldn’t Fear the Saudi–Pakistan Defence Pact — It Should See an Opportunity
Editor’s Note: Riyadh’s new partnership with Islamabad may unsettle Delhi, but it could also mark the start of a more pragmatic era in
Opinion
Opinion
Bangladesh’s Vanishing Promise: A Call for Justice from the United Nations
It is a privilege to speak in Geneva, among those who share a commitment to human rights, truth, and justice. It is in
Opinion
Cambridge Reflections: Building a Roadmap, Not Roadblocks, for Afghanistan’s Future
The cloisters of Jesus College in Cambridge are used to weighty debates. For centuries, scholars have gathered in its panelled halls to wrestle
Opinion
Awami League Supporters Rally in London as Bangladesh’s Politics Face a Perilous Crossroads
Introduction: A Nation in Crisis In Bangladesh, fear and uncertainty grip the nation. The Monsoon Uprising, a wave of protests that toppled the
Opinion
Mass Media and the Importation of Anglosphere Politics
The Anglosphere has always been a family of nations bound by law, language, and shared history. But in the twenty-first century, its deepest
Opinion
Yunus’ Campaign of Repression: The Monsoon Uprising is a Washout
The interim government of Muhammad Yunus is sinking under the weight of its own contradictions. Once hailed by foreign observers as a corrective
Opinion
The July Declaration and the War on Memory: Bangladesh at the Crossroads
On the surface, the July Declaration launched in Dhaka reads like a triumphant statement. It celebrates the fall of Sheikh Hasina’s government and
Interviews
Narrativa360 – Ten Questions with Pranav Doshi
10 Questions for Pranav Doshi 1.) What was the core insight or moment that inspired you to write your article on Gulf realpolitik