Aishwarya Sanjukta Roy Proma
Aishwarya Sanjukta Roy Proma is research associate at the BRAC Institute of Governance and Development at BRAC University. She can be reached at aishwarya.roy@bracu.ac.bd.
The Islamabad paradox: What middle powers can learn from Pakistan
27 April 2026
When analysing the commentary around the US-Iran-Israel war, what has mostly been ignored is: why is it Pakistan that has emerged as the key mediator in the most consequential war that’s impacted the world?
27 April 2026
Nepal election: A lesson in honouring a people's uprising
9 March 2026
Nepal's election results point to a landslide for rapper Balendra Shah, anticipated by a few in Nepal's political establishment.
9 March 2026
Diplomacy as deception: How war on Iran was made inevitable
1 March 2026
The negotiation was not diplomacy. It was surveillance, a mechanism to gather targeting intelligence, stall Iranian defensive preparations, and manufacture the appearance of a peaceful last resort.
1 March 2026
What is missing in BNP’s reform agenda?
26 June 2025
Apart from generic references to tackling corruption and ensuring fair distribution of resources, the agenda is silent on the broader economic direction.
26 June 2025
Electoral reform in Bangladesh: A blueprint for change or a power play?
25 April 2025
Electoral Reform Commission’s report falls short of addressing the fundamental issues related to Bangladesh’s existing electoral system.
25 April 2025
Why Bangladesh needs deliberative democracy now
23 February 2025
The July Revolution of 2024 marks Bangladesh's shift toward deliberative democracy.
23 February 2025