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 (22 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...
Politics
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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...
Islam, Identity, and Politics in Post-Uprising Bangladesh
After 1st Part…Bangladesh today finds itself at a political crossroads where history, identity, and governance converge with unprecedented intensity....
Politics
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Bangladesh at the Crossroads of Geopolitics: Between Potential and Peril
In the contemporary strategic landscape, few countries embody the paradox of opportunity and vulnerability as vividly as Bangladesh. Situated at the n...
The July Charter and the Battle for Bangladesh’s Democratic Rebirth
There are moments in a nation’s life when history seems to pause—moments when ordinary citizens realise that the state they inherited is no longer the...
Politics
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The Geopolitical Volcano in Bangladesh’s Southeast
In the lush but volatile southeastern frontier of Bangladesh—a region where the borders of Myanmar, India, and Bangladesh converge—an ominous cocktail...
Trump’s ‘Economic Freedom Day’ and a terrified Tariff Rules Mean for South Asia
In an era when global trade diplomacy is often crafted behind closed doors with carefully calculated caution, President Donald Trump has once again sh...
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Islam, Identity, and Politics in Post-Uprising Bangladesh
In post-uprising Bangladesh, tensions between Islamic identity and secular intellectual hegemony are redefining political legitimacy, as advocates cal...
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...
Israel-Palestine Conflict The Western Media’s Conspiracy Presentation against Palestine
The Palestinians have nothing to say, said Edward Said, a prominent Palestinian American intellectual and professor at Columbia University in 1984. Th...