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Aleya SheikhEurasia Review |
Why is Bangladesh interim government chief adviser Muhammad Yunus trying to frequently provoke India? Those who think he is doing
A crumbling regime often looks to war as an option to save itself from public anger. Specially regimes where the
The Indian media is flush with stories suggesting that the Bangladesh Army Chief Gen Waker-uz-Zaman survived a ‘coup’ attempt with
The leader of Bangladesh’s Anti-Discrimnation Students Movement, that brought down Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina’s government, has fired...
Since Nobel laureate Muhammad Yunus took charge of an interim government in Bangladesh after the ouster of the Awami League
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