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The other problem with US intervention is that the next BD government will also be in India's pocket as an extension of US strategy to encircle China.
Complicated times. All we really need is patriotic government with independent foreign policy. Unfortunately don't see that happening any time soon.
Actually, US and India are not that aligned as we think. India rather prefers Bangladesh stays distant to the US; they consider the region their backyard and don't want any strong American influence here.
That's the default state I agree, but it is not rigid. When it comes to China, India wants US involvement as they cannot counter China alone. Likewise, US also needs India to counter China. That's why India was not penalized despite openly siding with Russia and buying Russian oil.
US interest in BD is primarily because of their attempt to counter China. So in this aspect, US and India are going to be in alignment and work together to influence any BD government.
Bold part: Please do not expect a US intervention in the region, even a verbal one, in the case of a dispute between BD and India unless it flares something like the Ukraine war.Can't disagree there. But the way I see it, as we directly interact with the US, the Americans will no longer be oblivious to our interests, especially to our disputes and differences with India. Besides, the US would be careful not to push Bangladesh towards China by squarely endorsing India's interests against Bangladesh, like what happened to Pakistan.
Bold part: Please do not expect a US intervention in the region, even a verbal one, in the case of a dispute between BD and India unless it flares something like the Ukraine war.
A military conflict with US participation and China benefits from it.
You are possessed with the same Bengali disease as most other Bangladeshis possess.There is no party that's good for BD at the moment. I wish and hope VP Nur becomes PM of BD somehow. Not Yunus or Kibria's son, hell no.
You are possessed with the same Bengali disease as most other Bangladeshis possess.
Not even a regular clerical staff of a Bank, but you want to promote him to be the Managing Director/ Chief Executive there because he speaks smoothly and he is charismatic.
A country needs people with wisdom, intelligence, and knowledge. I am not saying we need Albert Einstein though. He was no nation-builder.
VP Nur is a good young leader , but not yet a Prime minister material!There is no party that's good for BD at the moment. I wish and hope VP Nur becomes PM of BD somehow. Not Yunus or Kibria's son, hell no.
Yes, honesty is a requirement but not without proper upbringing through many years that induce experience.An honest leader is more preferable to educated, intelligent and experienced chors. That's my opinion anyway, you can feel free to disagree.
Who do you suggest if their is any national unity govt? I think for now Dr Younus is a great option!Yes, honesty is a requirement but not without proper upbringing through many years that induce experience.
Yes, honesty is a requirement but not without proper upbringing through many years that induce experience.
Please ask him first how to do office filing work and registration of documents in their proper places. It is quite difficult for a novice and VP Noor is just another novice.
Becoming a Chief Executive of a country needs acquiring varieties of qualities through exposure to knowledge on different subjects as well as different successful nations.So if you have two options, an honest but inexperienced person and an educated, experienced but dishonest person; which would you choose ?
The problem we are facing in BD is we don't have a good alternative leader other than Hasina/Khaleda and their dynasty. I would ideally want someone honest, patriotic, educated, wise and experienced, who doesn't ? Alas, do don't have any at the moment.