Dr. Sabera Chowdhury

Bangladesh-Japan Strategic Partnership Through the Lens of Geopolitics

The most talked-about diplomatic developments recently have been the new bilateral ties that Bangladesh and Japan formed on April 26, 2023, in Tokyo, Japan's...

The ICJ on the Myanmar Military’s Genocide Issue and True Justice

The International Court of Justice, the top court of the UN, rejected Myanmar's arguments against Gambia's claim that Myanmar committed genocide against the Rohingyas....

Where Does Bangladesh Stand in the US Indo-Pacific Strategy?

In geographical reality, the Indo-Pacific area is quickly assuming primacy as the hub of global politics and commerce. Because of the region's geopolitical significance,...

LDC graduation and India-Bangladesh Trade

In 2026, Bangladesh will no longer be classified as an LDC. The global market will then not offer many benefits. We need to examine...

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