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Md. Himel Rahman

Md. Himel Rahman

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Detaching Fantasy from Reality: Chattogram Poses No Threat To Anyone – OpEd

On 25 September, an article, titled ‘Is Chittagong port becoming a danger to India’s eastern borders?’, was published in the

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India Has Nothing to Fear From the Bangladesh-US Joint Air Force Exercise

A recent defense exercise between Bangladesh and the U.S. sparked some exaggerated responses.

24.09.2025 4

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Md. Himel Rahman

US–Bangladesh Deal On Tariffs: Short-term Success, Long-Term Introspection – OpEd

On 1 August 2025, it was reported that the United States (US) agreed to impose 20% tariff on imports from

04.09.2025 5

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Re-engagement, Not Alignment: The Pakistani Foreign Minister’s Visit to Bangladesh

Bangladesh’s rapprochement with Pakistan, while significant, should not be interpreted as alignment Pakistani strategic objectives.

26.08.2025 4

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Strategic Implications of the First China-Pakistan-Bangladesh Summit

Fraying ties with India may prompt Dhaka to align with other powers. But political, economic and strategic realities compel it to adhere to its...

25.06.2025 10

The Diplomat

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Revisiting Bangladesh’s Efforts At Countering Violent Extremism – OpEd

Since its establishment as an independent state in 1971, Bangladesh has always prioritized the need for religious tolerance and inter-faith

14.05.2025 20

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Debunking The Specter Of Bangladeshi Involvement In Murshidabad Violence – OpEd

Between 8 and 13 April 2025, a series of protests and violent incidents engulfed Murshidabad, a Muslim-majority district along the

20.04.2025 4

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Bangladesh’s Foreign Policy Mistakes Since 1971: A Reappraisal – OpEd

John Fitzgerald Kennedy, the 35th President of the United States (US), used to say, “Domestic policy can only defeat us;

26.02.2025 3

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A Pakistani–Bangladeshi Reset? – OpEd

In February 2025, Pakistani Minister of Foreign Affairs Muhammad Ishaq Dar is scheduled to visit Bangladesh, and it is going

23.01.2025 5

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Lessons From The Syrian Civil War: A Bangladeshi Perspective – OpEd

In November–December 2024, several insurgent groups, with the Hay’at Tahrir al-Sham (HTS) at the forefront, overthrew the Syrian government in

10.01.2025 6

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What a Second Trump Presidency Means for Bangladesh

The upcoming change in the U.S. administration is likely to affect Bangladesh's politics, economy, climate change adaptation, and more.

13.11.2024 2

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