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A Year of Protest: The Rapid Decline in Civic Freedoms World Over
A new watch list by the CIVICUS Monitor shines a spotlight on Hong Kong, Colombia, Egypt, Guinea and Kazakhstan where there are escalating rights violations against…
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A new watch list by the CIVICUS Monitor shines a spotlight on Hong Kong, Colombia, Egypt, Guinea and Kazakhstan where there are escalating rights violations against…
Analysis
Eshra Pratim The Indian Citizenship Amendment Bill (CAB) should come as no surprise to Bangladesh. This delegitimizes millions of Bengalis and other Muslims who have lived…
Analysis
If Trump were removed from office, the Democratic race would be turned upside down. If the Senate were to remove President Donald Trump from office—which could…
Analysis
Two crises dominated South Asia in 2019, and each one stands to get worse next year. Michael Kugelman Turmoil is never far away in South Asia,…
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The Democratic nominee needs to be clear: the move would come with real consequences if he’s elected. Early in my career as a U.S. diplomat in…
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Protest criminalised, direct action equated with terrorism: it’s starting to feel like the bad old days of Pinochet “We’re at war against a powerful enemy,” declared…
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Bangladesh currently ranks among the fastest growing major economies in the world, notwithstanding some doubts about the growth estimates. In fact, the country’s average annual growth…
Analysis
PRESS RELEASE CGS Journal’s Editorial Board Announcement Centre for Governance Studies is delighted to announce the formation of its flagship journal’s Editorial Board. Journal of Governance,…
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M K Bhadra Kumar Make no mistake, the Bangladeshi and Afghan missions in Chanakyapuri would report verbatim to their capitals the abrasive remarks attributed to the…
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Bangladesh-India relationship has always been an issue of intense discussions and debate among academics, policy makers and activists. Both governments claim that these two countries are…