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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‘Milestone’ in democratic process or ‘domestic affair’
This analysis delves into the recent Bangladesh election, highlighting China’s and India’s contrasting responses and their broader implications. China, seizing a growing role, views the election as a step forward in Bangladesh’s democratic journey, while India labels it a strictly internal matter. The piece explores how these stances reveal shifting priorities in South Asia, with China gaining strategic influence in Bangladesh, including in critical projects near India’s borders. As Bangladesh balances between these powerful neighbors, the election’s impact on regional security and economic stability comes sharply into focus.
A decade of Bangladesh-India relations: 2009-2019
Bangladesh-India relations from 2009 to 2019 highlight a decade of missed opportunities, imbalances, and unfulfilled promises. While strides were made in connectivity and security, unresolved issues like the Teesta water sharing and border killings remain glaring gaps