‘YES’ Means Reform, ‘NO’ Means Risk
Revolutions rarely fail at the moment of overthrow. They fail later—quietly, ambiguously, and often legally. Not through tanks on the streets, but thr...
Sajibur Rahman Dipto
Sajibur Rahman Dipto is a political analyst with a keen interest in global affairs and human rights. Specializing in Latin American politics, he brings sharp insights and thoughtful commentary to pressing international issues.
Articles by Sajibur Rahman Dipto (12 Articles)
National
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The Phantom State
The most sacred pillar of any democratic state is the absolute, uncompromising guarantee of a citizen’s right to exist. It is the bedrock of the socia...
Cultural Fascists are Engineering the Rehabilitation of Autocracy
The specter of authoritarianism rarely vacates the corridors of power on the exact day the dictator boards a fleeing helicopter. Long after the tear g...
Asia
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How Myanmar’s Junta Weaponizes Negotiation
There are moments in international politics when the language of peace becomes indistinguishable from the machinery of war. Myanmar has entered precis...
National
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A Nation at a Crossroads: Could Bangladesh Slip Back Into Fascism Again?
In a rapidly evolving political landscape, the recent violent clash at Khulna University of Engineering and Technology (KUET) on February 19 has reign...
Venezuela at a Crossroads: The Dark Reality of Maduro’s Third Term
Venezuela, a nation rich in resources yet plagued by turmoil, stands at a defining moment as Nicolás Maduro embarks on his third consecutive term as p...
India-Israel: The Iron Alliance and the Threat to the Muslim World
History often reveals its turning points quietly through speeches, diplomatic symbolism, and subtle strategic alignments that appear routine at first...
Deals and Divides: The New Frontier of Global Conflict
In the modern geopolitical theatre, the most dangerous conflicts are not only fought with missiles or tanks — they are fought with short-sighted polit...
Resource Statecraft and the Reconfiguration of Eurasian Power
The White House meeting on November 6, 2025 — when President Donald Trump hosted the leaders of Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and U...
The Ceasefire: A Pause, Not a Peace
There are wars that redraw borders, and then there are wars that redraw moral boundaries. The Gaza war, now paused by a fragile ceasefire after two ye...
Science
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The Great Transition: Climate, Conflict, and the Energy Armistice
In the 21st century, the tectonic plates of global power are shifting—not through the movement of armies or the weight of empires, but through the ris...
Politics
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BIMSTEC Summit, Rohingya Repatriation, Diplomacy, and the Prospects for Regional Coordination
The sixth summit of the Bay of Bengal Initiative for Multi-Sectoral Technical and Economic Cooperation (BIMSTEC), held in Bangkok on April 4, 2025, ma...