AKM Sayedad Hossain
Writer, Businessman
Newly Appointed Bangladesh Ambassador to Bahrain Presents Credentials to Bahraini FM
February 23, 2025
The newly appointed Ambassador of Bangladesh to Bahrain, H.E. Mr. Md. Rais Hasan Sarower, ndc, presented a copy of his credentials to the Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Kingdom of Bahrain, H.E. Dr. Abdullatif bin Rashid Al Zayani, earlier this afternoon (22 February 2025).
UK-Bangladesh Diplomatic Relationship and Future Prospects: A Comprehensive Analysis
February 12, 2025
The diplomatic relationship between the United Kingdom and Bangladesh spans 53 years, dating back to February 4, 1972. This partnership, forged in the aftermath of Bangladesh's Liberation War, remains a cornerstone of bilateral cooperation, enriched by shared history, mutual respect, and a vision for sustainable development.
Sri Lanka High Commissioner Hosts Reception Celebrating 77th Independence Day
February 10, 2025
Sri Lanka's High Commissioner to Bangladesh, His Excellency Mr. Dharmapala Weerakkody, hosted a grand reception in Dhaka to celebrate the 77th Anniversary of the Democratic Socialist Republic of Sri Lanka’s Independence.
Pakistan High Commission Dhaka holds 2nd Mian Sultan Khan Chess Tournament
February 09, 2025
The High Commission for Pakistan in Dhaka, in collaboration with the Bangladesh Chess Federation, organized the 2nd Mian Sultan Khan Chess Tournament today at the Pakistan High Commission. The annual tournament honours the legacy of Mian Sultan Khan, Pakistan’s legendary Chess player.
Civil Wars Ravage Nations Across Continents, but Bangladesh Stands Strong with Patriotic Military Forces
January 31, 2025
Mass uprisings have historically served as powerful catalysts for change. From the Arab Spring to recent demonstrations across continents, people’s movements have often been the prelude to regime changes.
Border Disparities: Examining India’s Selective Use of Lethal Force and Its Impact on Indo-Bangladesh Relations
January 08, 2025
India’s border policies have long been a subject of scrutiny, particularly from neighboring countries like Bangladesh. A key concern is the selective use of lethal weapons by the Indian Border Security Force (BSF). While BSF personnel reportedly refrain from using lethal force along India’s borders with China, Nepal, Bhutan, and Myanmar, the same cannot be said for the Indo-Bangladesh border, where instances of border killings persist. This disparity has significant implications for regional stability and bilateral relations.
A Vision for 2025: Dr. Yunus’s Roadmap for Bangladesh’s Interim Government
January 01, 2025
Bangladesh stands at a crossroads in 2025, with the nation’s political and socio-economic future in the hands of an interim government led by Nobel Laureate Dr. Muhammad Yunus. Renowned for his innovative solutions to poverty through microfinance, Dr. Yunus is tasked with navigating a complex landscape to ensure political stability,
The Use of Lethal Weapons on the India-Bangladesh Border: A Profound Analysis
December 25, 2024
While lethal weapons are notably absent along the India-China border, such restraint is conspicuously missing along the India-Bangladesh frontier. This disparity stems from a complex interplay of historical, geopolitical, and military strategies. A comparative analysis of the India-China and India-Bangladesh border dynamics unravels the reasons behind this dual policy.
South Asia and Bangladesh: New Diplomatic Possibilities Under Trump’s Second Term
December 20, 2024
The unthinkable has happened—Donald Trump is back in the White House. His return has sent ripples through global diplomacy, with South Asia, a region of immense economic potential and geopolitical significance, once again under the lens of Trump’s unpredictable foreign policy. Amid these shifting tides, Bangladesh stands poised to seize new opportunities under Trump’s second administration, leveraging its diplomatic agility, economic resilience, and visionary leadership.
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