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Md. Salman Rahman

Md. Salman Rahman has graduated with a major in economics from the University of Chittagong, Bangladesh. He is a former member and contributor at Foreign Policy Network, Youth Policy Forum Bangladesh. The author is an independent researcher and is currently working as a freelance writer.
Middle East and Africa

Saudi-Houthi Peace Talk: Will It End the Decade-long Civil War in Yemen?

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Once an emblem of prosperity and cultural richness, Yemen now stands as a cautionary tale of a nation entangled in a decade-long civil war....
Politics

Bangladesh Should Persist in Implementing the Teesta Project Amidst Geopolitical Concerns

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Transboundary water disputes are nothing new in world politics. For hundreds of years, they have been recurring between or among the states all across...

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