Ramisa Rob is in-charge of Geopolitical Insights at The Daily Star.
What we're witnessing now in the Middle East is a zero-sum game.
Nasrallah and Hezbollah have thrived with an image of invincibility after confronting Israel in 2006.
BJP's media allies demonstrated the lengths to which they would go to mask India's domestic challengers under Modi's leadership.
Bangladesh should be watchful of a possible counter-revolution, which might not be very soft.
If Kamala Harris wants to lose to Donald Trump in November, then she should continue speaking and silencing Palestinian voices.
The US, China, Russia and also India will continue to have strong incentives to maintain influence in Bangladesh.
After Sheikh Hasina’s fall, the return of BNP or other existing parties will only perpetuate the cycle of corruption and mass sufferings.
If Trump is so anti-war, then why do extremist leaders in Israel prefer him over Harris?
The settlers in the West Bank are taking advantage of the fact that the world’s attention is on Gaza.
The truth is that if Joe Biden tells Netanyahu enough is enough, then Netanyahu has to stop.
The prospects of peaceful resolution are far unless Israel is robbed off its fallback options.
The US’s effort appears as the only effective mechanism that stands between vote rigging and the government.
The moral contest unfolding in the media and on social media is getting messy.
In the banking sector of Bangladesh, exemptions from rules and regulations for powerful loan defaulters seem to be the default rules.
We hope the Bangladesh government will take the crucial step of ratifying the ICPPED.
The fact that such a high-profile political challenger was thrown off the scene reflects the unbound nature of political options that Putin still has.
Why is it okay to make memes and jokes about Hiroshima and Nagasaki?
Trump's latest indictment is the gravest of all. More so, it is the most important indictment ever to protect American democracy against anyone.