Author: Mohammad Abdul Aziz

Donald Trump’s return to the U.S. presidency in 2024 signifies a critical juncture for South Asia, particularly for Bangladesh, which faces a complex array of geopolitical and economic challenges. As Trump reasserts his “America First” doctrine, the implications for regional dynamics are significant, prompting urgent considerations regarding sovereignty, economic stability and democratic governance. The pressing question is whether Trump’s policies will intensify existing tensions in South Asia and compel nations like Bangladesh to reevaluate their foreign policy approaches. Trump’s foreign policy is characterized by a transactional approach, prioritizing U.S. interests over ideological commitments. This shift poses significant challenges for smaller…

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