The Propaganda Narrative in the Post-Revolution Bangladesh
Until the collapse of the Hasina regime on August 5, 2024, a significant portion of Bangladesh’s mainstream media had aligned itself squarely against...
Kazi Mahbub Hossain
Kazi Mahbub Hossain is an analyst with a particular focus on India-Bangladesh relations. He worked as a research associate at the Centre for Policy Research, contributing valuable insights and analysis to the field
Articles by Kazi Mahbub Hossain (7 Articles)
Is Sudan Facing Another Partition?
Sudan’s crisis remains deeply troubling—marked by destruction, suffering, and an alarming lack of global attention. As the conflict drags on and the h...
National
•
LEAD THE FUTURE: WHY STUDENT PARLIAMENT ELECTIONS ARE ESSENTIAL
Bangladesh, a nation forged through immense sacrifice and unwavering resilience, stands today at a crucial juncture. Despite its relatively young age...
National
•
The July Declaration: Mass Uprising, Revolution, and the Struggle for People’s Aspirations
The July Declaration of 2024, composed of 28 articles, has already been elevated to the status of a “historic document” in Bangladesh’s political land...
National
•
India-Bangladesh relation and water sharing
In August 1966, the International Law Organization convened in Helsinki, Finland, to address the critical issue of international river water usage and...
National
•
The politics of Awami League in Indian soil and the security threat
Over the last 15 years, Bangladesh lived under a political order that, to many critics, resembled not governance but a suffocating grip of authoritari...
Latin America at the Fault Line of America’s Power Anxiety
History rarely announces its turning points with subtlety. When great powers sense decline, their responses tend to be abrupt, coercive, and destabili...