India, the New Champion of Islamophobia !

[Yead Mirza] India has crossed all the limits in terms of hatred towards ‘Muslim as a community’ and 'Islam as a religion'.

What’s Happening in Ukraine is Opposite to What Putin Wanted

[Nicholas Lovric] Russia’s aggressive actions and threatening rhetoric driving many nations in Europe to opt for NATO membership.

Foreign Interference Behind Imran Khan’s Ouster in Pakistan?

[Bahauddin Foizee] It is crucial for anyone seeking to grasp the broader implications of Khan's removal and the future trajectory of Pakistani politics to first find out whether foreign interference played a role in Imran Khan's ouster.

China’s Double-Edged Sword for Africa: Investment and Compromised Sovereignty

[Ellington Ngandu] China's commitments to Africa during recent FOCAC summit come with expectations for African nations to align with China’s political positions, raising concerns about Africa's sovereignty and long-term dependency.

What Lessons are to be Learned from U.S.’s Afghanistan Exit?

[John Bruton] The experience in Afghanistan and similar experiences elsewhere suggest that there is a strong temptation on USA's part to turn inwards and reduce commitments to the defence of other countries, including the European ones.

What Lessons are to be Learned from Article 16 Row?

[John Bruton] The more disharmony there is between the UK and the EU, the greater will be the political problems for both parts of Ireland.

UK’s Sovereignty over Northern Ireland Partially Sacrificed under EU-UK Deal

[John Bruton] The latest EU-UK agreement gives the UK more sovereignty over the island of Britain, but loosens a considerable measure of its sovereignty over Northern Ireland.

Fleeing from Persecution, Fleeing for Safety

[Bahauddin Foizee] Although Rohingyas found safety in Bangladesh, their lives have never been the same, courtesy to the experiences they had to go through in Myanmar and the challenges they continue to face in Bangladesh,

Iran’s Execution of Political Prisoners Continued in 2020 despite International Outcry

[Beenish Ashraf] Iranian establishment uses the charges associated with national security grounds to silence the opposing and protesting voices.

What does the EU-UK Trade and Cooperation Agreement Mean?

[John Bruton] The new agreement between the EU and the UK would eventually shape up a system for ensuring fair trading and uninterrupted mutually beneficial business between the two in a post-Brexit Europe.

Bangladesh Competes with India on Economic and Social Indicators

[Yead Mirza]
Witnessing [the] progress, experts from both sides of the border have recently opined that life in Bangladesh is far more attractive than in India.

U.S. Presidential Election: Biden Ahead

[John Bruton] Joe Biden is doing better among women and the young than Hillary Clinton did, but losing ground among Catholic voters. It appears that policies matter more than the candidates' own identity.