Myanmars Future Must Include Rohingya - Foreign Policy The persecution of the Rohingya was an inconvenient truth that tainted Myanmar’s narrative of success during a brief period of quasi-civilian rule after 2011, capped with a landmark election in
Bangladesh’s Foreign Policy on Myanmar: The Need for Broader Engagement . . . After seven years of gridlock on the Rohingya Crisis, and the fall of the Junta in the Rakhine, it’s high time Bangladesh focused on implementing changes to its foreign policy on Myanmar Khandakar Tahmid Rejwan is a Research Data Analyst at the Bangladesh Peace Observatory, Centre for Alternatives He was previously a Research Associate at
Bangladesh Myanmar: The Dangers of a Rohingya Insurgency Bangladesh Myanmar: The Dangers of a Rohingya Insurgency I Introduction In November 2023, the Arakan Army launch ed a decisive offensive against the My-anmar military 1 The regime responded with artillery, air and naval support, but in the absence of a major ground counteroffensive was unable to stave off the assault
The Rohingya Crisis and Its Effect on Bangladesh-Myanmar Bilateral . . . The Rohingya crisis refers to the ongoing persecution and displacement of the Rohingya Muslim minority in Myanmar’s Rakhine State The persecution of the Rohingya Muslims in Myanmar has been fueled by Buddhist nationalism and a history of oppression, including denial of citizenship and various forms of abuse (Mohajan 2018) The crisis escalated dramatically in August 2017 when the Myanmar
Myanmar’s Crisis and Bangladesh’s Strategic and Security Dilemma For Bangladesh, Myanmar’s prolonged instability is a dual challenge, a security risk and a humanitarian burden Since 2017, Bangladesh has been hosting nearly one million Rohingya refugees, creating economic, social, and security strains The worsening situation in Myanmar has made Rohingya repatriation increasingly uncertain
The Rohingya Crisis and its Impact on Bangladesh-Myanmar Relations Source: “Rohingya crisis within Myanmar – Bangladesh”, Aljazeera [a] Bangladesh and Myanmar share a land border of approximately 271 km, and a maritime border [3] The two have shared trade linkages, people-to-people contact, and cultural engagements since the pre-colonial times
UNDERSTANDING GLOBAL AND REGIONAL INTERESTS IN MYANMAR AND OPTIONS FOR . . . Understanding Global and Regional Interests in Myanmar and Options for Bangladesh for Resolving Rohingya Crisis hrough Strategic Partnership NDC E-JOURNAL, ol 04, December 2024 INTRODUCTION The Rohingya migration from Myanmar to Bangladesh started in 1942 (Brian Gorlick, 2019) and emerged as a severe humanitarian issue towards the end of 2010
THE CHANGING DYNAMICS OF ROHINGYA CRISIS: THE NEED FOR REDEFINING . . . foreign policy norms in line with the changing dynamics of the Rohingya issue Given the real politik nature political realism of Myanmar’s foreign policy strategies, this paper urges that Bangladesh’s foreign policy towards this problem should include regional counterpart, UNHCR and donor countries
Myanmar’s Rakhine State at a Crossroads | GJIA Bangladesh-Myanmar Border in Flux The February 2021 military coup in Myanmar and the subsequent full-scale civil war between the military junta and various ethnic armed groups have deeply destabilized the Bangladesh-Myanmar border The breakdown of the ceasefire between the Arakan Army and the Tatmadaw in November 2023 has reignited intense conflict in Rakhine, with the Rohingya caught in the
Political Transition in Bangladesh and Policy Response to the Rohingya . . . The post–July-August 2024 political transition in Bangladesh has opened a critical window for redefining the country’s Rohingya policy While the interim government has demonstrated renewed diplomatic engagement and humanitarian commitment, the structural challenges of political legitimacy, institutional inertia, and regional insecurity
Bangladeshs Rohingya Refugee Crisis: Perspectives from the Belt and . . . In addition, this study aims to understand the present state of Bangladesh-Myanmar foreign policy in regard to the Rohingya crisis and to look into the Rohingya community's current situation in Bangladesh According to this study, Myanmar must modify its foreign policy toward its neighbors and be flexible on the Rohingya issue
Myanmar Bangladesh: Rohingya community facing gravest threats since . . . Newly arrived Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh need urgent access to food, shelter and medical attention after enduring the worst violence against their communities since the Myanmar military-led campaign in 2017, Amnesty International said today Testimony shows how Rohingya families forced to leave their homes in Myanmar have been caught in the middle of increasingly fierce […]