Bihar wants Delhi to not renew Ganges treaty. What does it mean for Dhaka?
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Geopolitical Insights
Bangladesh and the United States: Beyond the tariff bargain
3 September 2026
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From the Carter Doctrine to the Mecca Pact: A changing Gulf security order
2 September 2026
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More capability, less autonomy? Bangladesh’s emerging security dilemma
1 September 2026
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An anti-West network is emerging: How should Bangladesh respond?
30 August 2026
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The Mecca Pact: Deterrence, Israel, and the new Gulf security equation
30 August 2026
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What Nepal’s flood devastation means for Bangladesh, India and China
28 August 2026
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Five reasons why Bangladesh shouldn’t join the Mecca Pact
27 August 2026
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Why Gaza peace deals keep falling apart
27 August 2026
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Rohingya genocide: Will the ICJ verdict bring justice?
25 August 2026
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Geopolitical Insights
Iran’s new leader and Trump’s mixed messaging: Can anyone really win the war?
For Iran and its allies, the Iranian regime’s stake is what matters over the people.
11 March 2026
The Strait is closed but the opportunity is open
Every pressure point this crisis is exposing, on energy, food, remittances, and foreign exchange, is also a signpost pointing toward what Bangladesh needs to build. The pressures are significant, they are immediate, and four of them are converging at once.
10 March 2026
High-Tech US-Israel-Iran War with the homecoming of AI
Actors like Palantir Technologies, Anduril Industries, Microsoft, NVIDIA, and OpenAI are among the core structures of this mili-tech industrial complex. These companies are producing AI systems for almost every action on the battlefield that was previously performed by a soldier.
9 March 2026
What is the end-game in the US-Iran-Israel war?
Wars rarely begin with clarity. But they become dangerous when they continue without it.
8 March 2026
The Middle East is now in a struggle for a new regional order
It is no longer possible to treat what is happening in the Middle East as a passing round of escalation or simply another war added to the region’s long record of conflict.
8 March 2026
Is Cuba next for Trump?
Different governments came into power in the US for the past decades. Some tried to improve the condition in Cuba, but all have been made null and void by President Trump, who has vowed to remove the present Cuban government.
7 March 2026
No to War: Spain calls out global hypocrisy
On Wednesday, the Spanish Prime Minister doubled down on his position to stand against violence, refusing to bow down to Trump’s bullying.
5 March 2026
How the US-Iran War is conveniently making the world forget Gaza
When news broke of Israeli and United States strikes on Iran, panic spread across Gaza almost instantly. Palestinians remembered previous escalations when border crossings were abruptly sealed, triggering shortages that spiraled into famine-like conditions.
5 March 2026
Why the possibility of an Iran-Russia-China alliance is a major factor in the US war
he outbreak of the Iran-US-Israel war is a watershed event in the geopolitics and geo-economics of the 21st century. If the war is prolonged, it would have transformative effects on numerous states throughout the world.
4 March 2026
Dhaka’s diplomatic balancing in the Middle East
A new government in Dhaka must navigate layered expectations at home and abroad. Public sentiment in a Muslim-majority country is closely attuned to developments in the Middle East.
3 March 2026
What will happen to the world and Bangladesh if the Strait of Hormuz gets shut down?
Approximately 20 million barrels of crude oil passed through Hormuz in 2024. Close to 27 percent of all global maritime petroleum trade passed through the strait in the first quarter of 2025. The strait is a critical, narrow chokepoint, with a 33-39 kilometers waterway between Oman and Iran.
3 March 2026
Are Trump’s visions for a new Iran achievable?
Trump told The New York Times that he had “three very good choices” in mind, regarding who could lead Iran. “I won’t be revealing them now. Let’s get the job done first,” he said. Trump also told The Atlantic, that he’s open to talk to Iranian leaders.
2 March 2026
What comes next for Iran?
If the current government survives in weakened form, reform is unlikely to follow automatically. Studies of regimes under siege show that external pressure often strengthens coercive institutions rather than weakening them.
2 March 2026
Khamenei's killing and Iran’s war on the Arab states, explained
Unlike previous wars between Iran, US, and Israel, the current one hit the doorstep of seven gulf nations, throwing the entire region into a panic never seen before and it was Iran that dragged the other nations into it.
1 March 2026
Diplomacy as deception: How war on Iran was made inevitable
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
Why Greenland is becoming everyone’s problem
Commanding Arctic waters and located nearer America than Europe, Greenland carries immense strategic value.
26 February 2026
Multilateralism in retreat: Will middle powers stand up to bullying?
As institutional protections weaken, vulnerability grows. Align too closely and autonomy erodes. Resist alone and retaliation becomes costly. This is precisely why the defense of multilateralism cannot remain a Western project. It must include those who rely on it most.
3 February 2026
Bangladesh’s old diplomacy won’t survive new realities
In the post-July 2024 situation, Bangladesh has been facing several new strategic realities.
25 January 2026
US global dominance and the Donroe Doctrine in the making
US global dominance has never been accidental. It comes from decades of strategy, adaptation, and the careful linking of finance, energy, military power, technology, maritime control and control over global resource flows.
20 January 2026
Is the Venezuela operation part of a US–China power struggle?
The operation in Venezuela was therefore about more than drugs, oil, or technological prowess.
8 January 2026