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Issue 39 - Spring 2024

China’s dam on the Brahmaputra to threaten Bangladesh, India
Commentary

China’s dam on the Brahmaputra to threaten Bangladesh, India

Saleem Samad -
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Bridging ‘The Glass Palace’ and Myanmar’s modern struggle
Commentary

Bridging ‘The Glass Palace’ and Myanmar’s modern struggle

Brigadier General (retd) Bayezid Sarwar, NDC -
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Book review: Identity of a Muslim Family in Colonial Bengal: Between Memories and History
Commentary

Book review: Identity of a Muslim Family in Colonial Bengal: Between Memories and History

Taj Hashmi -
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Bangladesh: India’s High -Handed Hegemony Drives the “Termite Country” to Revolt
Commentary

Bangladesh: India’s High -Handed Hegemony Drives the “Termite Country” to Revolt

R. Chowdhury -
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The Significance of 1971 in Bangladesh: Historical and Contemporary Perspectives
Commentary

The Significance of 1971 in Bangladesh: Historical and Contemporary Perspectives

Taj Hashmi -
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Women in South Asian Journalism
Commentary

Women in South Asian Journalism

Dr.Santhosh Mathew -
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In honor of Arnold Zeitlin, a witness to the Bangladesh’s liberation war
Commentary

In honor of Arnold Zeitlin, a witness to the Bangladesh’s liberation war

Ghulam M. Suhrawardi -
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Shifting Sands of Maldives’ Geopolitical Landscape
Commentary

Shifting Sands of Maldives’ Geopolitical Landscape

Shaimin Raja -
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Book review: Being Hindu in Bangladesh, the untold story
Commentary

Book review: Being Hindu in Bangladesh, the untold story

Ghulam M. Suhrawardi -
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Pakistan at 75: Identity, Governance, and Conflict-Resolution in a Post-Colonial Nation-State
Commentary

Pakistan at 75: Identity, Governance, and Conflict-Resolution in a Post-Colonial Nation-State

Arnold Zeitlin -
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