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135572
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In 1991, an interim arrangement called the caretaker system was introduced in Bangladesh to facilitate the transition from dictatorship to democracy. Following the scrapping of this system, the journey of Bangladesh democracy continued a bumpy ride, cantering around the around the holding of tenth general elections. The awami league (AL) and the allies were adamant on holding the general elections under elected people at the helm while the Bangladesh nationalist party (BNP) and allies were not prepared to budge an inch in bringing back the non-party caretaker system. in fact, even after restoration of democracy in 1991, the democratic system in Bangladesh had little room for development.
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135571
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While on a tour of the central Asian republics of Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Turkmenistan, and Uzbekistan in September 2013, Chinese president Xi Jinping made a historic speech at Nazarbayev University in Almaty. He gave a vision of the revival of the ancient Silk Routes from China through central Asia to turkey and other parts of Europe. The importance of the speech is amplified by fact that he gave a roadmap for the realization of his vision. While proposing an “economic belt along the silk Road”, he called for starting “work in individual areas and link them up over time to cover the whole region”.
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ID:
135570
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The theoretical framework exploring security changed following the end of the cold war. In the post-cold war era, strategic thinkers and policy makers developed a new discourse that took into account non-military security issue like lack of healthcare, poverty, illiteracy, unemployment, poor food, poor sanitation system, poor governance and environmental issues as non-traditional security issue. This innovative paradigm shift has helped expand the horizon of security studies. The contribution of Copenhagen school is noteworthy in this connection.
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135568
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As jubilant supporters of what was once a fringe Hindu nationalist party celebrated result of a nine-week election marathon, there was arguably some element of incongruity in the scenario. Holding face-masks of the controversial Narendra Modi (NaMo) and waving saffron symbols of lotus flowers were not merely members of the Sangh parivaar or hardline Hindu nationalist, but also young, liberal Indians as if rejoicing a crucial cricket victory.
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135567
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The South China Sea is now a principal node of global power politics, critical to the preservation of the world wide balance of power. While control of it may not quite unlock the world for china as control of the greater Caribbean unlocked the world of America; the Caribbean, even with the Panama Canal, has never lain astride the great maritime routes and energy to the degree that the South China Sea presently does.
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