Bangabandhu’s Legacy Under Threat: The Campaign To Undermine Sheikh Mujibur Rahman In Bangladesh
Bangabandhu’s legacy seems to be under threat due to the campaign to undermine Sheikh Mujibur Rahman in Bangladesh.
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South Asia
The Palk Bay Conflict: Sustainable Solutions to India-Sri Lanka Fishermen Dispute
The Palk Bay Conflict calls for sustainable solutions to India-Sri Lankan fishermen dispute at the earliest.
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Vicious Cycle of Economic Slowdown in South Asia
Sri Lanka and Pakistan are dealing with serious economic crises. Apart from serious domestic issues like shortage of essential commodities, and power cuts, both countries have meagre foreign exchange reserves. The excessive dependence on China is the main reason for the increasing debt trap. Both countries also had to seek International Monetary Fund (IMF) assistance despite domestic opposition against the conditionalities imposed by the IMF. It is important for South Asian countries to work towards more robust economic linkages within the region and to shed dependence upon external assistance.
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What ails South Asian region?
Most of the South Asian states cooperate primarily with the outside world and only secondarily with the sates in the region. In other words, intraregional harmony is in a stage of infancy.
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Political Impediments to Harmony in South Asia
This is Part Two of the Three-Article Series – ‘Impediments to South Asian Harmony’. Political Impediments to Harmony in South-Asia can be resolved by overcoming the extra-regional, inter-state, and intra-states conflicts.
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Natural Impediments to Harmony in South Asia
This is Part One of the Three-Article Series – ‘Impediments to South Asian Harmony’. This article is an outcome of a TRIP internship aimed at analysing the factors impeding the harmony in the region.
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