Bay of broken dreams: Modi’s isolation at Bangkok BIMSTEC summit exposes India’s failing regional strategy
As South Asia's would-be hegemon attends the Bangkok BIMSTEC summit, The East Post examines how a decade of Hindu nationalist…
Bangladesh pivots eastward: Yunus courts China as western ties fray
The Nobel laureate's Beijing gambit highlights a potential realignment in South Asia's geopolitical chessboard
South Asian communists protest Israeli attacks on Gaza
Regional leftist parties mobilise across Bangladesh, India and beyond, calling for an immediate ceasefire and condemning Western support
Communists in India oppose Modi’s silence on Gaza genocide
Indian communists have alleged that the alignment of Modi's Hindutva ideology with Israel's Zionism has kept India silent on the…
Fake claims of USAID freeze impact on Bangladesh result in big geopolitical blunder for India
India's Hindutva camp and mainstream media have framed Trump's USAID freeze impact on Bangladesh as targeted sanctions against Mohammad Yunus's…
Modi supports ISKCON, sends his big subtle message to Dhaka
Modi lauds ISKCON's contributions to service, education, and faith while subtly addressing Bangladesh’s accusations of the organisation inciting unrest among…
Atrocities against Hindus in Bangladesh: A big vicious cycle
Geopolitics and communal unrest collide as allegations of atrocities against Hindus in Bangladesh rise in India, pointing to external meddling…
Greed of grid: Adani Power holds Bangladesh government to ransom
Adani Power’s ultimatum intensifies Bangladesh’s energy crisis amid hostilities with India, as the caretaker government pledges payments despite dollar shortages…
What is the reality of minority repression in Bangladesh?
In the wake of Hasina's fall, minority repression in Bangladesh, particularly attacks on Bangladeshi Hindus, has been hyped by Indian…
Hasina’s downfall: Can the students’ victory thwart neo-colonial aggression?
With Sheikh Hasina's downfall, the students' protests achieved their principal goal—the ouster of the autocrat. But now what lies ahead?…
