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The outgoing administration of the Democratic Party of the United States is handing over both domestic and international affairs in a rather complicated state. This is particularly true in the realm of relations with its primary geopolitical opponent, modern-day China. 

With the collapse of Syria for lack of combatants, there is growing concern about the ability of the players involved, including Turkey, to contain the chaos within the country’s borders.

December 16^th, 2024, marks the 53^rd anniversary of the dismemberment of the Eastern Wing of Pakistan and the creation of a new country, Bangladesh. The latter has recently observed a shift in its narrative about the country’s founding father, Sheikh Mujibur Rehman, and the historical events leading to its creation.