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    • The foreign policy of a country generally changes incrementally but in the case of Bangladesh it changes dramatically towards India depending upon which political party or alliance is in power. The ideological cleavage prevailing in the country affects not only its domestic politics but also its relationship with its neighbour India. In this article an attempt has been made to explain why and how the domestic politics of Bangladesh affects India–Bangladesh relations.

      Strategic Analysis
    • Mohamed Nasheed, in alliance with the Jumhooree Party, poses a formidable challenge to the Abdullah Yameen government. Yameen is using the judiciary as a tool to crush this challenge and further his own political objectives.

      March 19, 2015
      IDSA Comments
    • Chair: General (Retd.) Y.M. Bammi
      External Discussants: Mr. K. Srinivasan and Mr. Malladi Rama Rao
      Internal Discussant: Ms. Gulbin Sultana

      February 20, 2015
      Events
    • It is not clear what kind of democracy the BNP wants to restore in alliance with the Jamaat which does not believe in democracy. But the AL needs to proceed with caution in dealing with the ongoing protests lest it comes to be seen as an autocratic government.

      January 12, 2015
      IDSA Comments
    • With the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP)-led coalition coming to power in India in May 2014, the issue of illegal immigration from Bangladesh has come to the forefront once again. However, the fear is whether the debate over the issue will shed more light, leading to the resolution of the problem, or whether it will simply degenerate into political rivalry and polarisation. Illegal immigration figured prominently in the run-up to the 2014 parliamentary elections and was often raised by one of the leading political parties, the BJP.

      Strategic Analysis
    • Realising the electoral significance of the issue the Congress seems to be engaging in a competitive politics with the BJP by talking of giving citizenship to even those migrants who came to India after 1971 but were persecuted in Bangladesh.

      August 08, 2014
      IDSA Comments
    • The Awami League government may not have done everything right in the last five years, but it has done commendable work by South Asian standards. The Bangladesh economy has grown consistently at about six per cent and the government has done well to contain the extremist forces.

      November 22, 2013
      IDSA Comments
    • Chairperson: Ambassador R Rajagopalan
      External Discussants: Joyeeta Bhattacharjee and K. Srinivasan
      Internal Discussants: Anshuman Behera and Gulbin Sultana

      December 20, 2013
      Events
    • The emergence of the third political candidate Qasim Ibrahim of the Jumhoory Party has made the present political landscape in Maldives intensely competitive and antagonistic with petitions and counter allegations over the election process. This in all possibility might lead to a long period of political instability.

      October 26, 2013
      IDSA Comments
    • The Maldives presidential runoff election has been postponed indefinitely further widening the political dispute. The uncertainty highlights the challenges the young democracy faces, having held its first-ever multiparty election in 2008.

      September 25, 2013
      IDSA Comments

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