For Stability, Bahrain and the Gulf Need Democratic Accountability
For Stability, Bahrain and the Gulf Need Democratic Accountability
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Economic cooperation through Afghanistan in focus at second Termez Dialogue | Ariana News | Afghanistan News
Summary: The second Termez Dialogue centered on economic cooperation and regional connectivity in Central and South Asia through Afghanistan, according to Afghanistan’s Center for Strategic Studies. About 200 representatives from 40+ countries and 10 international/regional organizations attended. Acting Minister of Industry and Commerce Nooruddin Azizi joined online, with other Ministry of Foreign Affairs representatives in attendance. Side events included discussions on the
How should we read Bangladesh’s UNGA presidency against global and domestic realities? | The Daily Star
- Bangladesh’s UNGA presidency is framed as a symbolic diplomatic victory and a chance to boost global visibility amid domestic and regional challenges. - Potential gains include increased foreign direct investment, stronger trade, security partnerships, and enhanced soft power. The presidency signals credibility beyond procedural roles, potentially influencing Dhaka’s international standing. - Domestic headwinds: economic pressures, concerns over the US tariff regime and the
Foreign policy to prioritise nat'l interest - The Daily Star
Summary: - Bangladesh’s foreign policy should center national interest, economic diplomacy, strategic autonomy, balanced engagement, and national security, according to PM’s Adviser on Foreign Affairs Humayun Kabir. - The policy aims to prioritize Bangladesh’s development, emphasize exports, investment, energy security, trade connectivity, migrant workers, and the diaspora, while maintaining flexible, multifaceted engagement with all countries. - Bangladesh should avoid react