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The Folly of India’s Illiberal Hegemony

Muhib Rahman
Essay

How to End the Democratic Recession

Larry Diamond
Essay

The Remarkable Downfall of Bangladesh’s Iron Lady

Ali Riaz
Snapshot

The End of South Asia

Happymon Jacob
Snapshot

Bangladesh’s Quiet Slide Into Autocracy

Ali Riaz
Snapshot

Modi Pushes India Into Revolt

Pratap Bhanu Mehta
Snapshot

Making Government Smarter

Bjorn Lomborg
Essay

Why Extremism Is on the Rise in Bangladesh

Michael Kugelman, Atif Ahmad
Snapshot

The Trouble With Thengar Char

Samya Kullab
Letter From

Bangladesh's Homegrown Problem

Sumit Ganguly, Ali Riaz
Snapshot

The Rise of Extremism in Bangladesh

Joseph Allchin
Snapshot

The Other Refugee Crisis

Bruno Stagno-Ugarte
Snapshot

What Really Happened in Bangladesh

Harold H. Saunders
Comment

The Bangladesh Reader: History, Culture, Politics

Andrew J. Nathan
Capsule Review

The Battle For Bangladesh

Sumit Ganguly
Snapshot

Pakistan Builds Anew

Zulfikar Ali Bhutto
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The Subcontinent: Ménage À Trois

Phillips Talbot
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Pakistan Divided

Sydney H. Schanberg
Essay
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