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So that What Happened in Gaza Never Happens Again
By any measure, the recent developments in Gaza mark a pivotal moment in the region’s long and painful history. And while cynics may scoff and skeptics…
Republished
By any measure, the recent developments in Gaza mark a pivotal moment in the region’s long and painful history. And while cynics may scoff and skeptics…
Republished
MOHAMED SUHAIL, a 21-year-old student, was searching for lodgings in the Colombo suburb of Dehiwala on 23 October 2024 when a mobile police unit arrested him…
Analysis
The interim government formed in Nepal after the Gen Z uprising last month has its task cut out. It not only has the mandate of bringing…
Analysis
In September 2025, the 80th session of the United Nations General Assembly convened in New York under the theme, “Better together: 80 years and more for…
First published
In the aftermath of Sheikh Hasina’s fall through the July Uprising 2024, Bangladesh appears to be experiencing a visible rise in far-right tendencies spanning religious, social,…
Dialogue
The Centre for Governance Studies (CGS) organised aan Open forum Discussion titled “Democratic Reconstuction on Labour Rights” on 9th October 2025 at the CIRDAP Auditorium in…
Analysis
What US President Donald Trump unveiled in Washington this week was not a peace plan, but a parody of one; a deal proclaimed as a breakthrough,…
Analysis
In mid-September, the Myanmar junta’s senior leadership staged a diplomatic “parade” in China. Over the course of a single week, at least eight officials—six cabinet ministers,…
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The annual UN General Assembly has once again come and gone. World leaders delivered lofty speeches about war, climate change, and human rights. Yet among the…
Analysis
This festive season, a mix of hope and unease has taken hold of Nepal. Following the ouster of the K.P. Sharma Oli government in the wake…
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