Trusting Pakistan would not only dishonour the martyrs of 1971 but would also imperil Bangladesh’s hard-won future read more The political tides in Dhaka are shifting. With the ouster of Sheikh Hasina and the rise of the Mohammed Yunus-led regime, a disconcerting pattern is emerging, one that appears to favour closer ties with Pakistan. This development raises critical questions about Bangladesh’s future and whether its leadership is choosing to forget the blood-stained history of 1971. For India, which has historically stood by Bangladesh as a steadfast ally, this pivot should be seen as a cause for concern, not just for...
Monitoring Antisemitism Intel
