Posts tagged Protests
Understanding Nepal’s pro-monarchy momentum
Understanding Nepal’s pro-monarchy momentum

Written by Amit Ranjan

Many Nepalese are frustrated and disenchanted with the current political situation and poor government performance. But returning to a constitutional monarchy would be a regressive, authoritarian step, not a path toward democracy.

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Power Politics9DLUnderstanding Nepal's pro-monarchy momentum, Amit Ranjan, 9DASHLINE, Nepal, Communist Party of Nepal, Hindu, Joint People's Movement Committee, Gyanendra Shah, Navaraj Subedi, Rastriya Prajatantra Party, KP Sharma Oli, Sher Bahadur Deuba, India, Protests, monarchy, pro-monarchist, Kathmandu, pro-republican, constitutional monarchy, federal democratic republic, Kamal Thapa, religious politics
Sheikh Hasina’s political demise and Bangladesh’s foreign policy in the Yunus era
Sheikh Hasina’s political demise and Bangladesh’s foreign policy in the Yunus era

Written by Khandakar Tahmid Rejwan

Bangladesh’s historical pro-India stance under Hasina is likely to diminish under the new interim administration due to Touhid’s critical views on India over issues like alleged border killings and the need to balance geopolitical partners.

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South Asia, Power Politics9DLSheikh Hasina’s political demise and Bangladesh’s foreign policy in the Yunus era, Khandakar Tahmid Rejwan, Bangladesh, Sheikh Hasina, Muhammad Yunus, China, India, Myanmar, Protests