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Three Years of Taliban Governance: Evaluating Changes and Challenges in Afghanistan
Unanticipated but the Taliban have completed their three years in power in Afghanistan since the United States' chaotic withdrawal in August 2021, ending twenty years of conflict in the country. After grand celebrations marked at Kabul’s former US
November 22, 2023 Neighbourhood Studies, Afghanistan, Article, Afghanistan, Islamic Emirate, Three Years in Power
Sri Lanka at the Crossroads: The Presidential Election 2024
Introduction
Sri Lanka is gearing up for its first Presidential election after the Island nation was hit by massive economic/political turmoil in 2022. On July 26, the Independent Election Commission of Sri Lanka, after months of spNovember 22, 2023 Neighbourhood Studies, Sri Lanka, Article, Sri Lanka, Sri Lankan economy, Ranil Wickremesinghe, NPP, SLPP, SJB, Sri Lanka Presidential Election, Aragalaya, ITAK
India and Bangladesh Developments
For India, the dramatic change of regime in Bangladesh, with Sheikh Hasina having to resign under military pressure and leave the country hastily as the army could not ensure her personal safety, is a serious setback. It can always be debated whet
February 11, 2010 Neighbourhood Studies, Bangladesh, Article, US, Pakistan Army, Bangladesh, Awami League, Sheikh Hasina, BNP, Muhammad Yunus, Jamaat E Islami
No End to Political Instability in Nepal
Once again President of Nepal Communist Party – Unified-Marxist-Leninist (CPN-UML) KP Sharma Oli, 72, became Nepal’s Prime Minister on July 15, 2024, after his predecessor Pushpa Kamal Dahal failed to prove a majority in the Nepalese Parliament,
Bangladesh, the Sudden Turn of Events: Indian Options
The world watched in horror the looting and plundering of Bangladesh’s Prime Ministers’ official residence and other public properties across the city on 5th August 2024 early evening. Post the stepping down of the Awami League government, the im
June 06, 2018 Neighbourhood Studies, Bangladesh, Article, Bangladesh, Awami League, Sheikh Hasina, BNP, Muhammad Yunus, Student protests
Unstable Bangladesh: Bad News for India
After the momentous and historical day of 16 December 1971 when India freed East Pakistan from the inhuman clutches of Pakistan leading to the birth of Bangladesh, no other day in the history of Bangladesh has, so far, assumed such importance - albei
May 19, 2017 Neighbourhood Studies, Bangladesh, Commentary, Bangladesh, Sheikh Hasina, Dhaka, BNP, Bangladesh Army
Bhutan’s Climate Change Response: Key Drivers and Strategic Initiatives
Introduction
Climate change has become one of the most severe and complex challenges in the 21st century. While the world’s poorest countries bear little or no responsibility for climate change, they face grave social and economic consNovember 22, 2023 Neighbourhood Studies, Bhutan, Article, Climate Change, Bhutan, Carbon-Negative, Carbon Emission
Quota Reform Movement in Bangladesh: A Deep Dive into Its Origin and Impact
Introduction
In recent weeks, Bangladesh has witnessed the outbreak of massive protests and demonstrations, unlike those witnessed in recent years, on the contentious issue of the country's quota system in government jobs. The quota syste
Changing Colours of Nepal’s Governance
Nepal has had more than a dozen governments since the monarchy was formally abolished in that country in 2008. Prime Ministers have come and gone before they had the time to settle down or had enough time to leave behind far-reaching impacts for the
June 21, 2016 Neighbourhood Studies, Nepal, Commentary, Oli, Prachanda, Sher Bahadur Deuba, CPN, Mohan Baidya, Mohan Bikram Singh
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