The 2009 Pilkhana Massacre: A Coordinated Attack on Bangladesh’s Sovereignty
Reading Time: 3 minutesThe 2009 Pilkhana tragedy was not merely an internal mutiny; it was a direct assault on the sovereignty, security, and institutional integrity of Bangladesh. The National Independent Investigation Commission (NIIC) has confirmed what patriots long suspected: the massacre of our finest officers was planned and executed with foreign advantage in Continue Reading
Why India Will Not Extradite Sheikh Hasina – And How It Reshapes Bangladesh’s Strategic Options
Reading Time: 8 minutesThe International Crimes Tribunal’s sentencing of former prime minister Sheikh Hasina to death for crimes against humanity during last year’s July Uprising has precipitated one of the most consequential diplomatic confrontations between Bangladesh and India in decades. Her flight to Delhi, India’s refusal to respond to Bangladesh’s formal extradition requests, Continue Reading
Sheikh Hasina Sentenced to Death: ICT Delivers Historic Verdict
Reading Time: 5 minutesBangladesh’s International Crimes Tribunal (ICT) has delivered one of the most significant judicial decisions in the nation’s contemporary history, sentencing former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina and former Home Minister Asaduzzaman Khan Kamal to death for crimes against humanity committed during last year’s July Uprising. The ruling, pronounced by a three-member Continue Reading
Bangladesh’s Modern Airpower Challenges Indian Air Dominance
Reading Time: 7 minutesIndia’s eastern airbases have long been portrayed in strategic literature as decisive assets that would enable New Delhi to establish immediate and overwhelming air superiority over Bangladesh in the opening hours of a conflict. Analysts in India frequently assert that the Indian Air Force (IAF), supported by Rafale fighters, S-400 Continue Reading
India’s Strategic Misjudgment: Why Confrontation Abroad Cannot Mask Crises at Home
Reading Time: 3 minutesThe present Hindutva-driven government in New Delhi has increasingly adopted a posture of suspicion, hostility and confrontation towards its neighbours, while diverting national attention away from India’s deep internal crises. This fixation on external enemies may play well to domestic politics, but it does not alter the stark reality: far Continue Reading