POLITICS
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The New World (Dis)order
NOTE: This is the third in a five part series. PART I: American Adventurism, Non-Interventionism, Trumpism and Afghan Chaos PART II: The…
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Walking the tightrope: Sheikh Hasina Wajed’s high-stakes political gamble amid economic crisis in Bangladesh
By Shahin Hossain On May 1, 2023, an event laden with symbolism unfolded at the World Bank headquarters in Washington,…
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Is the path of relations between the European Union and Turkey uncertain after Erdoğan’s re-election?
By Lunyka Adelina Pertiwi Recep Tayyip Erdoğan remains at the helm for the next five years, imprinting a 25-year legacy…
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America’s uncredited role for global peace
By Collins Chong Yew Keat This Fourth of July marked the 247th Independence Day of the United States of America. With…
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The Democrats: lacking cohesion and direction
As the 2024 presidential election approaches, the race for the White House is heating up in America, with more contenders…
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Will the new U.S. visa policy for Bangladesh achieve its objectives?
By Syed Badiuzzaman The U.S. State Department recently announced a new visa policy for Bangladesh to promote free, fair and…
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Blinken’s overtures to China a strategic mistake
By Collins Chong Yew Keat Blinken’s overtures to Beijing remain a double edged sword. The visit will give a huge…
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Do federal or state prosecutors get to go first in trying Trump? A law professor untangles the conflict
By Darryl K. Brown, University of Virginia A federal grand jury in Florida indicted former President Donald Trump on June…
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The United States’ stake in free and fair elections in Bangladesh
By Joseph Rozen As the great-power competition between the U.S. and China intensifies, pressure on other countries to choose sides…
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Who should be NATO’s next Secretary General?
By Joel Hickman The majority of those privileged to occupy NATO’s most senior civilian post have enjoyed a fairly easy…
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