Rohingya Crisis: Bangladesh Must Guard Against Geopolitical Manipulation

Reading Time: 2 minutesAs the Rohingya crisis grinds into its seventh year, a dangerous new narrative is quietly gaining ground in international discourse, one that risks destabilising the region further and placing Bangladesh in an increasingly precarious geopolitical position. What began as a legitimate humanitarian concern is now being reshaped by external forces, Continue Reading

Israel’s Reckless Attack on Bangladeshi Diplomat’s Residence: A Grave Breach of International Law

Reading Time: 2 minutesIsrael’s recent airstrike that struck the official residence of a Bangladeshi diplomat in Tehran on 19 June 2025 is a flagrant and unacceptable breach of international diplomatic norms. This reckless action not only endangers lives but also represents a serious contravention of the Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations, which unequivocally Continue Reading

India’s Covert Arms Pipeline to Myanmar’s Junta: MKU’s Role in Mi-17 Armour Exposed

Reading Time: 3 minutesIn a recent revelation that has reignited scrutiny over India’s defence relationship with Myanmar’s military junta, it has been confirmed that MKU Limited, an Indian defence manufacturer, supplied armour protection kits for Mi-17V helicopters used by the Myanmar Air Force. One such helicopter, reportedly operating in combat zones against ethnic Continue Reading

The Stamina of Nations: Iran’s War of Endurance and Israel’s Dilemma

Reading Time: 4 minutes“The euphoria was short-lived,” wrote Israeli security and military affairs expert Yossi Melman in a rare moment of self-reflection, as the Israeli public absorbs the psychological and material costs of a spiralling conflict with Iran. When the Israeli government authorised its pre-emptive strikes on Iranian targets earlier this month, it Continue Reading

Inside the Mind of a Traitor: Understanding Why Some Dissidents Betray Their Nation

Reading Time: 4 minutesIn an age where information flows instantly and borders blur, the greatest threat to any nation may come not from foreign armies, but from within—those who once called it home, yet now conspire to betray it. For Bangladesh, a country marked by fierce patriotism and complex political struggles, the challenge Continue Reading

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