By Rakibul Hasan on May 31, 2015
Bangladesh, India, Myanmar, Rohingya
ARTICLES
Today we argue here some of the issues, which are long-settled couple of centuries back—so not supposed to even raise in modern-day, but we do as feel needed, though unfortunately. Starting with racial manipulation of identity tags (we been delicately tagged-by), which so far diffused in every nook and corner in Myanmar dehumanizing you, me […]
By Rakibul Hasan on July 11, 2014
Bangladesh, communalism, Democracy, Insurgency, land boundary, laws, maritime disputes, Myanmar, Rohingya
INTERNATIONAL
Myanmar’s chronic martial rule (nowadays tends to improve) imposes upon major impediments towards the minimum maturation of effective bilateral relations with its closest neighbor, Bangladesh which was initiated through the Burmese recognition of Bangladesh as a sovereign state in 1972. Even after passing four decades of bilateralism, asymmetric dyads prevailing over both countries’ regimes syndrome […]
