Alauddin Mohammad

Bangladesh winning the presidency of the UN General Assembly (UNGA) is a moment of pride that perhaps could not have come at a more appropriate time, given the prevailing spirit of transformation in the wake of the July uprising.

Geo-economics is not just maps and borders; it is about understanding how geography turns into economic power, and how trade routes, coastlines, and neighbours shape what a country can become.

Looking across the indicators, Bangladesh scores only 2 out of 10 in economic diversification, when at least 7 is needed.

Bangladesh can’t expect to build an influential foreign policy if we’re constantly tripping over our own politics.

Recently, public debate has intensified over the government’s decision to bring in foreign operators to manage key ports.

Bangladesh’s role in regional peace must go beyond ceremonial diplomacy.

Foreign policy challenges for Bangladesh’s new political party

The evolving security landscape now demands a shift in strategic focus.