Author: Prof. Sujit Kumar Datta

Bangladesh is on the front line of one of the most important security questions of the 21st century. Increased sea…

On 24 April 2026, Bangladesh received a devastating blow. The country now ranks fourth among the top 10 nations battling…

The U.S., in all conventional concepts of military might, is unmatched. It can project its force to other continents, attack…

One of the simplest, but efficient, assumptions that the nuclear deterrence theory has always been based on is that nuclear…

With new trends in geopolitical uncertainty, technological rivalry, and the shift in economic hubs becoming the new order of the…

The aspect of stability has been central to international relations, even though uncertainty is an emerging reality in world politics.…

2026 marks the 50th anniversary of the diplomatic relationship between China and Bangladesh. The relationship has also been leading to…

China is technically not considered a member of South Asia, a regional bloc defined by the United Nations and other…

In just two months, two seismic tremors to the principle of state sovereignty have been witnessed, as in January 2026,…

The recent flare-up on the Pakistan-Afghanistan border underscores the crisis between is no longer a one-time spectacle, but it is…