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Md. ObaidullahThe Diplomat |
The migrants who build, clean, drive, guard, and operate the Gulf’s economies have become the forgotten civilian casualties in its wars.
India has secured tariff-free access to the EU’s garment market even as Bangladesh’s loss of preferential status looms.
What happens when nationalist politics, colonial legacies, and major power competition converge at a sacred ruin on a fragile frontier?
India has adopted a contradictory approach: resisting Chinese military sales to Bangladesh but failing to present itself as a credible alternative.
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