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The Downfall of Sheikh Hasina Wajid: From Progress to Protest in Bangladesh
Bangladesh’s economic plight and stagnant employment growth in the private sector led to widespread dissatisfaction among the citizens. Almost 32 million Bengali citizens out of the total population of 170 million are jobless or uneducated. Dollar reserves in the country are shrinking, while inflation hovers at around 10 percent per annum. The Bangladeshi High Court’s decision in June to reinstate the quota system for government jobs further ignited the situation.
Abbas Hashemite
A person in the fog’: Mongolia’s new government
The Mongolian word ‘manan’, which can be translated as ‘fog’, is often used to refer to the cooperation between the two largest parties in the country, i.e. the People’s Party (Mongol Ardyn Nam or abbreviated MAN) and the Democratic Party (Ardchilsan Nam or abbreviated AN). On June 28, 2024, parliamentary elections were held in Mongolia, as a result of which the composition of the new State Great Khural was determined…
Bair Danzanov
Further cooling of relations between Moscow and Seoul
The conclusion of the Comprehensive Strategic Partnership Treaty caused some turbulence in relations between Moscow and Seoul, and now, despite pragmatists’ attempts to keep the situation under control, there is a significant possibility that South Korea will lose its status as “the friendliest of the unfriendly countries.”
Konstantin Asmolov
Who Really Controls US Foreign Policy?
Brian Berletic
Recent developments on the Taiwan issue
Vladimir Terehov
The deepening crisis of the West
Vladimir Mashin
The Washington NATO Summit: A Council of War?
Seth Ferris
The Middle East after the assassination of Haniye
Viktor Mikhin
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