OCPASS Perspectives (Issue 01-August,2025)

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Editorial Notes
Table of Contents
1.Security and Defense in the Foreign Policy and Diplomacy of Bangladesh
2.Bay Of Bengal Geopolitics And Options For Bangladesh
3.Discursive Warfare and the Myth of Smallness: Reclaiming Bangladesh's Narrative Sovereignty
4.Bangladesh—Pakistan Relations: An Occam’s Razor or Beyond the Conservative Fallacy?
5.Burma Act, Rohingya Act, And Rohingya Repatriation
6.Post-Pahalgam Indo-Pak Escalation and Its Implications
7.Bursting the ‘Chittagonian’ Myth about the Rohingyas
8.Forging Consensus on National Interest and National Security
9.Quad’s Growth Unto Trump 2.0 Amidst Fast Evolving Geopolitics Of Indo-Pacific And Ramifications For Bangladesh
10.July Uprising and its Reflection in the International Media
11.Indo-Bangladesh Border Insecurity: Fresh Perspectives

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