A Blueprint for Bangladesh’s Future
A Comprehensive Archive of Ambassador Serajul Islam's Analyses and Commentaries
Ambassador Serajul Islam’s in-depth writings outline essential steps to transform Bangladesh from authoritarian governance toward a resilient democracy. His analyses offer not only a critique of existing governance but also a strategic vision for strengthening the nation’s geopolitical stance, economic foundations, and political freedoms.
Here, find actionable strategies and a comprehensive framework for meaningful reform, encapsulating his expertise on navigating current challenges and achieving sustainable growth.
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Where are the Awami League leaders?
AMBASSADOR Serajul Islam shares critical insights into Bangladesh’s current governance and its shifting regional alliances, sparking important questions about the role and response of Awami League leadership. This video delves into the complexities of Bangladesh’s political landscape, with Ambassador Islam addressing themes of accountability, diplomatic influence, and the evolving challenges that impact the nation’s future.
Election mess and mainstream media
THE United Nations once again turned down the Election Commission’s offer to send an observer team for the January 7 general election. The United Nations has no reason to do so for many reasons with the AL regime’s admission to the media that it will field ‘dummy’ candidates in the election as a strategy.
12th national election and spirit of 71
With the BNP boycotting and key international players questioning its legitimacy, Bangladesh’s 12th national election threatens to undermine the spirit of the 1971 Liberation War. The Election Commission now faces the unprecedented task of overseeing an election that could leave democratic ideals and citizens' rights on shaky ground.
Is there a tomorrow?
The chief election commissioner, Kazi Habibul Awal, faces unprecedented challenges as he leads the Election Commission toward the 12th national election amid heightened opposition and international scrutiny. In this analysis, Ambassador Serajul Islam unpacks the complexities of Awal’s approach and its implications for Bangladesh’s future. As the people await the right to vote, he reflects on the parallels between Bangladesh’s struggle today and the historic fight for independence. He also highlights the intricate involvement of foreign powers and the economic ramifications of neglecting democratic reforms. The article ends on a poignant note—questioning whether the regime’s direction leaves room for a tomorrow.
Code of Conduct for Ministers
A minister's explosive remarks have reignited calls for a code of conduct for government officials. Ambassador Serajul Islam explores the chaos caused by unchecked public statements, the risks to governance, and the urgent need for accountability and discipline.