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19 Jun

The Teesta Trap: How Chinese Loan Architecture Could Quietly Mortgage Bangladesh’s Budget Sovereignty

June 21, 2026
By Ashu Maan
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When Bangladesh's interim government revived negotiations for the Teesta River Comprehensive Management and Restoration Project (TRCMRP...

15 Jun

International Relations

Game-Changer or Glorified Export Model? The Capability Gap Pakistan’s Navy Will Not Discuss

June 15, 2026
By Ashu Maan
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When the Pakistan Navy's PNS Hangor was commissioned at a ceremony in Sanya, China, on 30 April 2026 — attended by President Asif Ali Z...

15 Jun

International Relations

Gwadar as a Transit Port: A Vision Not Yet Matched by Reality

June 15, 2026
By Ashu Maan
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Pakistan is proposing Gwadar Port as a transit hub for landlocked Tajikistan, nearly a decade after the port received its first contain...

08 Jun

International Relations

Behind Closed Walls: How Beijing Conceals the Xinjiang Detention System

June 9, 2026
By Ashu Maan
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There is a particular cruelty in disappearing someone and then denying they were ever taken. It leaves families suspended in a kind of ...

07 Jun

Sri Lankan Conflict

From Black July to Easter Sunday: Sri Lanka’s Tragedy of Collective Amnesia and Majority Rule over Minorities

Sri Lanka’s modern history from Black July in 1983 to the Easter Sunday bombings in 2019 is a story of a country that bled lives and we...

06 Jun

International Relations

The World Must Act: Global Leaders Cannot Stay Silent on Tibet’s Education Crisis

June 7, 2026
By Ashu Maan
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The struggle for educational and linguistic rights in Tibet has become one of the most urgent yet underreported human rights issues of ...

26 May

Military, International Relations

What a Carrier Can Do That Nothing Else Can: The Case for India’s Third

May 26, 2026
By Ashu Maan
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Recently, China teased in a video an aircraft carrier that is likely to be its fourth and the first one using nuclear power. Strip away...

21 May

SOCIETY, CULTURE, AND SECURITY

The Sovereign Shadow: National Security Coercion, Temporal Fragmentation, and the Administrative Human Rights Battle of Kagusthan Ariaratnam

This article examines the landmark administrative and human rights battle of Kagusthan Ariaratnam against the Canadian Security Intelli...

21 May

International Relations

522 Attacks, 66 Dead: Inside Bangladesh’s Devastating Year of Communal Violence in 2025

May 21, 2026
By Ashu Maan
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On 19 January 2026, Muhammad Yunus posted on social media that his government had investigated 645 incidents involving minorities in Ba...

18 May

SOCIETY, CULTURE, AND SECURITY

Professor Rohan Gunaratna: Terrorism Expert? Or Intellectual Mercenary?

This article examines the commercialization of post-September 11 terrorism studies through a critical evaluation of Rohan Gunaratna’s c...

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