Neighbours in disarray under Modi's foreign policy
India has had long-standing and working relations since the beginning of the independence of Bangladesh. India helped Bangladesh achieve their indepen...
Md Tareq Hasan
Md Tareq Hasan is an ‘Assistant Editor’ of “The Perspective”
Articles by Md Tareq Hasan (26 Articles)
Apocalypse Averted: The High-Stakes Showdown between Israel and Iran Could Spark Miracles?
Israel's alleged war of extermination against Palestinians in the Gaza Strip has reached a new level. This ongoing conflict has spread across the Midd...
Deconstructing the US-China Trade Stand-Off
In the lexicon of international affairs, certain metaphors gain traction so easily that they begin to mask rather than illuminate the realities they a...
China, Myanmar and Bangladesh Rail Corridor: Rewiring Bangladesh’s Strategic Geography
Geography is never neutral in international politics; it either empowers states or disciplines them. For Bangladesh, geography has long functioned as...
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Pak-Afghan Conflict: The Return of Proxy Shadows
Afghanistan once stood as the crossroads of empires — a land where ambition met ruin and where every invader left behind more graves than glory. Today...
How the Saudi-Turkish-Pakistani Triad is Rewiring Global Security
The ink on the historic Mecca Joint Defense Agreement, signed on August 7, was barely dry before the geostrategic tectonic plates of the Middle East,...
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The Delta Crucible
The era of unipolar hegemony has formally expired, and the multipolar contest is currently being inscribed not in diplomatic treaties, but in concrete...
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Epistemic Sovereignty and Muslim Crisis
The global landscape of the twenty-first century presents a striking paradox for the Muslim world. Across vast geographies, from the crowded urban cen...
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Can Bangladesh Institutionalize the Spirit of the July Uprising?
The geographical heart of Bangladesh is currently a theater for one of the most profound socio-political experiments of the twenty-first century. As t...
The ICJ, Gaza and a Year of Deafening Silence
It is rare for the highest judicial bodies in the world to challenge Israeli impunity in a meaningful way. The United Nations Security Council has att...
Gaza’s Ceasefire: A Fragile Pause on the Road to Rebirth
The announcement of a ceasefire in Gaza a couple of weeks ago, following over a year of unrelenting conflict, arrived not as a symbol of jubilant triu...
TRUMP’S CABINET CHOICES AND THEIR REGIONAL FALLOUT IN SOUTH ASIA
The evolving landscape of international politics is a perpetual dance of alliances, strategies, and surprises. As Donald Trump prepares to return to t...
Shifting Tides in South Asia Amidst Trump’s Resurgence
In the turbulent and often unpredictable landscape of global geopolitics, shifts in the U.S. administration carry profound implications for regions li...
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Rakhine’s New Frontiers of Power
Rakhine State, long a battleground of Myanmar’s contested sovereignties, is undergoing a profound geopolitical shift whose implications extend far bey...
Two Years of Bloodshed: The Unfinished Saga of Ukraine’s Struggle for Survival
If we think about the global political position and structure, it can be easily identified that the global political structure is a process of changin...