Bangladesh's foreign policy compulsions, constraints and choices
Policies are ethereal. Instead of a specific set of instructions, it is a general sense of being and a spatial sense of direction as to where we might be heading as a country, an institution, a society and an individual.
2y ago
Nature-based solutions to disasters in the Indian Ocean region
In March last year, Cyclone Amphan, said to be the first super cyclone to form in the Bay of Bengal since 1999, devastated the state of West Bengal, killing more than a hundred people.
2y ago
Uphold the rights of the Palestinians: End aggressions
While the Muslim world was observing the holy month of Ramadan, the people in the occupied territory of Palestine were yet again facing the atrocities and brutality of the Israeli forces while trying to perform their prayers in the holy mosque Al Aqsa.
2y ago
The changing nature of global conflicts: Role of UN peacekeepers
Peacekeeping operations (PKOs) are one of the United Nation’s most visible activities. These save thousands of lives every year and are vital to the peaceful resolution of conflicts—an essential force to maintain stability in post-conflict countries.
3y ago
New horizon in US-Bangladesh ties visible with Biden administration
Bangladesh’s bilateral ties with the United States are wide-ranging and have historical roots.
3y ago
Global stability, security and prosperity after Covid-19
Many countries are battling the second wave of Covid-19. The pandemic has already caused unprecedented devastation, affecting our way of living,
3y ago
Disarmament a priority of Bangladesh’s foreign policy
Disarmament is a hallmark of Bangladesh’s peace-centric foreign policy.
3y ago
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