19 Jun International Relations The Teesta Trap: How Chinese Loan Architecture Could Quietly Mortgage Bangladesh’s Budget Sovereignty June 21, 2026 By Ashu Maan 0 comments Facebook Twitter Email Pinterest linkedin Odnoklassniki WhatsApp WhatsApp VK Telegram Viber When Bangladesh's interim government revived negotiations for the Teesta River Comprehensive Management and Restoration Project (TRCMRP...Continue reading
06 Jun International Relations The World Must Act: Global Leaders Cannot Stay Silent on Tibet’s Education Crisis June 7, 2026 By Ashu Maan 0 comments Facebook Twitter Email Pinterest linkedin Odnoklassniki WhatsApp WhatsApp VK Telegram Viber The struggle for educational and linguistic rights in Tibet has become one of the most urgent yet underreported human rights issues of ...Continue reading
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 0 comments Facebook Twitter Email Pinterest linkedin Odnoklassniki WhatsApp WhatsApp VK Telegram Viber 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...Continue reading
21 May International Relations 522 Attacks, 66 Dead: Inside Bangladesh’s Devastating Year of Communal Violence in 2025 May 21, 2026 By Ashu Maan 0 comments Facebook Twitter Email Pinterest linkedin Odnoklassniki WhatsApp WhatsApp VK Telegram Viber On 19 January 2026, Muhammad Yunus posted on social media that his government had investigated 645 incidents involving minorities in Ba...Continue reading
18 May International Relations Pipes Over Politics: How the India–Bangladesh Friendship Pipeline Became a Lifeline in Times of Crisis May 18, 2026 By Ashu Maan 0 comments Facebook Twitter Email Pinterest linkedin Odnoklassniki WhatsApp WhatsApp VK Telegram Viber Somewhere beneath the paddy fields and dusty market towns of northern Bangladesh, a steel pipe runs quietly underground. Most people li...Continue reading
18 May International Relations From Integration to Elimination: The PLA’s Absorption and Dissolution of the Tibetan Military May 18, 2026 By Ashu Maan 0 comments Facebook Twitter Email Pinterest linkedin Odnoklassniki WhatsApp WhatsApp VK Telegram Viber China's dismantling of Tibet's military marked one of the clearest signs that its promises of autonomy under the 1951 Seventeen-Point A...Continue reading
07 May Modern Warfare Operation Sindoor: India’s Strategic Pivot from Restraint to Proactive Deterrence May 8, 2026 By Ashu Maan 0 comments Facebook Twitter Email Pinterest linkedin Odnoklassniki WhatsApp WhatsApp VK Telegram Viber In the early hours of May 7, 2025, India executed one of its most consequential military operations since the Kargil War. Codenamed Ope...Continue reading
24 Apr International Relations Beijing’s Courtship, New Delhi’s Concern: The Quiet Battle for Nepal’s Strategic Alignment April 25, 2026 By Ashu Maan 0 comments Facebook Twitter Email Pinterest linkedin Odnoklassniki WhatsApp WhatsApp VK Telegram Viber India and Nepal share an open border, a cultural affinity that predates both countries' current forms, and a bilateral relationship wit...Continue reading
16 Apr Podcast Child Soldier to Double Agent: The Untold Story of Kagusthan Ariaratnam Spy Tiger: The 05 File April 16, 2026 By Kagusthan Ariaratnam 0 comments Facebook Twitter Email Pinterest linkedin Odnoklassniki WhatsApp WhatsApp VK Telegram Viber In this powerful interview, former child soldier Kagusthan Ariaratnam shares his extraordinary journey from being forcibly recruited in...Continue reading
22 Mar International Relations Geopolitical Alignment or Strategic Autonomy: Sri Lanka’s Defense Posture and the 2026 Indian Ocean Crisis March 22, 2026 By Kagusthan Ariaratnam 0 comments Facebook Twitter Email Pinterest linkedin Odnoklassniki WhatsApp WhatsApp VK Telegram Viber The decision by the administration of President Anura Kumara Dissanayake to deny the United States military access to the Mattala Rajap...Continue reading