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OCPASS Perspectives (Issue 02-July,2026)

OCPASS Perspectives (Issue 02-July,2026)

OCPASS Perspectives (Issue 02-July,2026)

2nd Aug, 2026 View File

Editorial Notes

Editorial Team

Table of Contents

1. Strategic Pragmatism for Bangladesh's Trillion-Dollar Economic Transition in the Evolving Geo-Economic Order
2. Deferment of LDC Graduation or Development?

3. Sino–South Asian Engagement in a Changing World Order

4.The End of Liberal World: Reaching the Limits of Hegemonic Stability

5. Bangladesh-India Water Diplomacy: Can the Two Countries Break the Deadlock over the Teesta Water Sharing Issue?

6.The Invisible Mechanisms of Control: A Comprehensive Analysis of Global Financial Hegemony, Narrative Capture, and Systemic Decay

7. Insecurity: Global Geopolitical Disorder

8. A Crisis Transformed: Shifting Power Dynamics, Demography and Evolving Security Implications in a New Regional Context

9. Beyond Aid Dependency: Sustainable Policy Responses to the Rohingya Crisis

10. Leveraging Asymmetry: Military Innovation Paths for Small States

11. The 2026 US-Israel War with Iran: Who Stands to Gain and Who Pays the Price?

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  • OCPASS
    1st August, 2026

    The Osmani Centre holds a seminar titled "The 2026 US-Iran War: Asymmetric Realism and Strategic Safeguards for Bangladesh,"

  • OCPASS
    23rd July, 2026

    OCPASS PARTICIPATED IN THE THIRD HIGH-LEVEL DIALOGUE ON CHINA–SOUTH ASIA DEVELOPMENT COOPERATION

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    13th July, 2026

    OCPASS Holds First Annual General Meeting

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