A new chapter in Bangladesh-China relations

The recent developments surrounding the US’ withdrawal from its active support for Ukraine are set to have profound geopolitical ramifications.

For Trump, it’s always, “What’s in it for me?”

Palestine is at an immensely fragile position, where the ceasefire deal—a deal largely made by the US—could bring us back to square one.

In an unusual diplomatic move, Modi publicly assured Trump that India would take back undocumented Indian migrants from the US.

In the new geopolitical order, Bangladesh must seize the emerging economic opportunities.

Trump remains adamant and defiant with his nationalist policy.

Cool-headed rationality standing with feet on the bedrock of pragmatic realism.

The Trump administration is pushing for Israeli hegemony.

Bangladesh has always been a viable destination for Chinese firms as it offers some significant benefits that Chinese companies enjoy at home.

Will the 21st century move towards a world war like the 20th century?

I can’t forget the days in Gaza’s hospitals—the sight of dismembered children and the cries from phosphorus burns.

Violent clashes between settlers and Palestinians have resulted in multiple fatalities throughout 2024.

Will Trump pressure Gulf states to sever ties with China, risking economic fallout?

The war between Russia and Ukraine has become a major geopolitical crisis of the 21st century.

Bangladesh will encounter various challenges and opportunities during Trump's second term.

Indians must hold their media accountable, and they must treat their neighbours as they want to be treated themselves.

We are in for an eventful year ahead, filled with expected and unexpected political twists and sabotages.

Communal narratives perpetuated by the political cheerleaders or propaganda machines in Delhi will only cement anti-India sentiment in Bangladesh.

By respecting Bangladesh’s sovereignty and prioritising dialogue, India can strengthen its position as a reliable partner.