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Exiled Ambassador Mohammad Harun Al Rashid: ‘This Election Is Among the Ugliest in Bangladesh’s History’
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Exiled Ambassador Mohammad Harun Al Rashid: ‘This Election Is Among the Ugliest in Bangladesh’s History’

    A.Jathindra | February 10, 2026

You referred to a “meticulously coordinated terrorist onslaught that shattered Bangladesh’s foundations by overthrowing the […]

Sri Lanka at a Crossroads: Is the JVP Eyeing Beijing’s Model?
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Sri Lanka at a Crossroads: Is the JVP Eyeing Beijing’s Model?

    A.Jathindra | January 31, 2026

As Sri Lanka grapples with uncertainty over the long-delayed provincial council elections, a fresh argument […]

Dalai Lama’s Wish Exposes Sri Lanka’s Foreign Policy Dilemma
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Dalai Lama’s Wish Exposes Sri Lanka’s Foreign Policy Dilemma

    A.Jathindra | January 26, 2026

The Dalai Lama’s unfulfilled wish to visit Sri Lanka lays bare how Beijing’s shadow constrains […]

Adani’s Mannar Project in Sri Lanka: Is the Opposition Unmasked at Last?
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Adani’s Mannar Project in Sri Lanka: Is the Opposition Unmasked at Last?

    A.Jathindra | January 18, 2026

Development-related environmental debates in Sri Lanka rarely stay rooted in ecology—they are almost always colored […]

The New Face of Terrorism: Strategic Challenges for 2026
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The New Face of Terrorism: Strategic Challenges for 2026

    Prof. Rohan Gunaratna | January 9, 2026

Synopsis In 2026, intensifying great-power rivalry and regional geopolitical competition are likely to continue shaping […]

Is Washington’s Move the Spark for a New Age of Regional Power?
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Is Washington’s Move the Spark for a New Age of Regional Power?

    A.Jathindra | January 7, 2026

The recent U.S. military operation against Venezuela and the capture of President Nicolás Maduro have […]

Bangladesh Edges Closer to Becoming a Terror hub
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Bangladesh Edges Closer to Becoming a Terror hub

    A.Jathindra | December 26, 2025

The current unrest in Bangladesh poses a pressing geopolitical question: is the country drifting out […]

The Inescapable Grip of Foreign Influence on Sri Lanka’s Political Path
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The Inescapable Grip of Foreign Influence on Sri Lanka’s Political Path

    A.Jathindra | December 14, 2025

The involvement of foreign troops in disaster relief efforts in Sri Lanka underscores how real-world […]

Operation Sagar Bandhu in Sri Lanka: A Humanitarian Bridg
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Operation Sagar Bandhu in Sri Lanka: A Humanitarian Bridg

    A.Jathindra | December 1, 2025

“Operation Sagar Bandhu” is the latest term to enter the lexicon of India’s neighbourhood relations. […]

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China’s Overseas Police Network: Turning Cultural Hubs Into Repressive Mechanisms

    Patrick Omam  | June 13, 2026

The Overseas Chinese Service Centres program (OCSC) has seen a large number of service hubs opening on foreign soil – a security apparatus the Xi Jinping administration actively relies on…

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China’s Ministry of State Security: The Spies Disrupting the West

    Patrick Omam  | May 29, 2026

In recent years, China’s Ministry of State Security (MSS) has significantly expanded its foreign intelligence operations, targeting institutions and critical infrastructures. Focused on cyber-warfare and economic targets the MSS has…

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From Colombo to Gaza: The Perils of Performative Outrage

    Soraya M. Deen | May 29, 2026

Sri Lanka is witnessing the rise of a dangerous ideology disguised as virtue: antizionism that increasingly spills into outright antisemitism. As a Muslim, I find it exhausting and deeply alarming.…

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China’s Global Development Initiative: Straightening Global Food Security through the Strait of Hormuz

    Patrick Omam  | May 21, 2026

Championed by Chinese President Xi Jinping at the height of the 76th UN General Assembly, the Global Development Initiative (GDI) is positioned  as a stress reliever for the Strait of…

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The Palk Strait Link: Sri Lanka’s Unresolved Question

    May 14, 2026

Sri Lanka stands at a crossroads. For decades, the idea of a land bridge across the Palk Strait has lingered in speeches and studies, yet it has never moved beyond…

One Year On: Operation Sindoor and India’s Message of Strength

    A.Jathindra | May 10, 2026

Marking the anniversary of Operation Sindoor, India reflects on a campaign that continues to reverberate across global strategic forums. Launched as a decisive response to Pakistan‑backed cross‑border terrorism, it has…

Canada and India Have Many Good Reasons to Move Past the Issues: An Exclusive Interview with Yves Goulet, Canadian Intelligence Expert

    A.Jathindra | April 22, 2026

Yves Goulet is a retired civil servant who worked in the Canadian intelligence community for three decades. Beginning his career in 1994 with the Canadian Security Intelligence Service, he worked…

We don’t trust Pakistan : An exclusive interview with Israeli Ambassador to India, Reuven Azar

    A.Jathindra | April 17, 2026

Amid the uncertainty over how the war may ultimately conclude, Pakistan has taken the unexpected step of brokering a ceasefire. While this initiative is welcomed by many, particularly for its…

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