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When Development Slows, the Poor Pay the Price
Bangladesh’s lowest ADP implementation in 20 years is hitting jobs, healthcare, and poverty, raising concerns over governance and economic stability.
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From Interim Repression to Elected Control: Bangladesh’s Unbroken Cycle
Recent arrests over social media posts highlight a deeper continuity of repression in Bangladesh, raising concerns over democracy, rule of law, and press freedom.
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Pahalgam Massacre Exposes Expanding Terror Network Linked to Pakistan
The Pahalgam massacre and subsequent investigations highlight Pakistan-linked terror networks, evolving tactics, and a growing global threat beyond South Asia.
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Threats at Tribunal Raise Alarm Over Fair Trial Rights in Bangladesh
Allegations of threats and financial scrutiny against a defense lawyer at Bangladesh’s war crimes tribunal raise serious concerns about fair trial rights and judicial independence.
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When “America First” Becomes Bangladesh Last
Critics argue the Yunus regime’s US trade deal favors Washington, raises sovereignty concerns, and exposes Bangladesh to long-term economic risks.
