The comment critically examines Israel’s military assault on Iran in June 2025, arguing that strategic, political, and personal motives—rather than Iran's nuclear threat—drove the decision.
As the Israel-Iran conflict escalates, this article analyses the unpredictable interplay of military might, geopolitical variables, and potential global ramifications
The 2025 Pahalgam terrorist attack by The Resistance Front ignited a volatile India-Pakistan military confrontation, culminating in Operation Sindoor. India’s calibrated response....
The Jatiya Nagorik Party (JNP)— born out of the Students Against Discrimination (SAD) movement, that steered the July 2024 uprising in Bangladesh— is seeking to break the decades-long dominance of the Awami League and BNP, and advocating for a Second Republic through constitutional reform and centrist, pluralist governance. As it navigates entrenched power structures and competing opposition forces, it faces both great promise and uncertain challenges in its quest to reshape the nation’s political future.
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The Politics of Pre-emption: Dissecting Israel’s 2025 Assault on Iran
Syed Kamran Ali, Md Asad Uz Zaman
The comment critically examines Israel’s military assault on Iran in June 2025, arguing that strategic, political, and personal motives—rather than Iran's nuclear threat—drove the decision.
Tehran-Tel Aviv Tensions: Unpacking the Volatile Standoff
Mohammed Badrul Alam
As the Israel-Iran conflict escalates, this article analyses the unpredictable interplay of military might, geopolitical variables, and potential global ramifications
Retaliation and Restraint: Op Sindoor, India’s War Within Limits
Syed Eesar Mehdi
The 2025 Pahalgam terrorist attack by The Resistance Front ignited a volatile India-Pakistan military confrontation, culminating in Operation Sindoor. India’s calibrated response....
From Protest to Power: Can JNP reshape Bangladesh’s Political Future?
Mohmad Waseem Malla, Faiza Rizwan
The Jatiya Nagorik Party (JNP)— born out of the Students Against Discrimination (SAD) movement, that steered the July 2024 uprising in Bangladesh— is seeking to break the decades-long dominance of the Awami League and BNP, and advocating for a Second Republic through constitutional reform and centrist, pluralist governance. As it navigates entrenched power structures and competing opposition forces, it faces both great promise and uncertain challenges in its quest to reshape the nation’s political future.