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Jayanta Roy ChowdhuryFree Press Journal |
India's Indo-Pacific strategy extends beyond managing China by strengthening ties with Australia, Indonesia and Japan to secure critical minerals,...
China's expanding influence across South Asia, from border infrastructure in Arunachal Pradesh to strategic investments in neighbouring countries, has...
The twitteratti in both India, and more so in Bangladesh brewed a storm in a tea cup over the last week over two seemingly unrelated incidents which...
BJP’s victory in West Bengal marks the start of a major economic challenge: reversing decades of industrial stagnation and restoring investor...
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio began his India visit in Kolkata, paying respects at Mother Teresa’s tomb before talks in New Delhi. The symbolic...
Growing strategic tensions between India and Bangladesh amid the BJP’s rise in West Bengal, disputes over migration and river waters, and Dhaka’s...
The Special Intensive Revision of voter rolls in West Bengal has led to millions of deletions, raising concerns over exclusion of minorities, migrants...
Nepal’s general election of March 2026 is already being recast as a turning point in the country’s post-monarchy history. That transformation has...
The US softened its war rhetoric amid mounting financial, political and economic pressures, analysts said. Rising costs, weak public and legislative...
Myanmar faces deepening civil war as military airstrikes intensify in Rakhine and ethnic armies consolidate control in Kachin. Beneath the conflict...
Bangladesh’s elections following the fall of Sheikh Hasina are shaping into a contest for state control, with Bangladesh Nationalist Party and...
As US global engagement recedes and the world moves toward multipolarity, India faces both risks and opportunities in managing its neighbourhood....
Tarique Rahman’s return from exile has reignited Bangladesh’s deepest political divide. With the Awami League sidelined and Islamist forces...
As India marks Vijay Divas, Bangladesh skips liberation parades for a second year, reflecting a deeper political shift. With Islamist forces...
However, the world has long changed from the post-World War II era when the globe was riven between two camps led by two superpowers. Yet, what looms...
Bangladesh’s death sentence for ousted PM Sheikh Hasina has intensified political unrest, violence, and deep ideological rifts. The turmoil risks...
Consequently, when Prime Minister Narendra Modi held a conclave with Chinese Supremo Xi Jinping and President Vladimir Putin at Tianjin two months...
The coming polls, set to stretch from December into February, are being held in a country half-consumed by war. The Tatmadaw controls roughly half of...
Yet, the fact that India’s strategists have as yet not been able to create a playbook for either managing them or even predicting which way the wind...
When Prime Minister Narendra Modi leaned in for a lively exchange with Chinese President Xi Jinping and Russian President Vladimir Putin at the...
On Independence Day this year, Prime Minister Narendra Modi stood at the Red Fort and offered Indians a different kind of freedom pledge: liberation...
Earlier this week at the G7 summit in Canada, US President Donald Trump delivered what could be construed as a diplomatic snub to the USA’s most...
On Friday, the country’s interim head of state, Prof. Mohammad Yunus, announced that polls will be held in April next year, disregarding demands by...
The big news out of Bangladesh is that the army is out in full strength on the streets of Dhaka, and Prof Mohammad Yunus, head of the interim...
Even as the world’s eyes remained riveted on the India-Pakistan conflict last week, three significant developments have reshaped Bangladesh’s...
In the aftermath of the cold-blooded massacre of tourists in Pahalgam by terrorists owing allegiance to a Lashkar-e-Toiba affiliate, both India and...