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Introduction Bangladesh’s decision to involve China in the development of the strategically significant Mongla Port and the adjoining Special Economic…

Turkey, Israel, and the Fracturing Middle East Order: What International Law Has to Say There is a particular kind of…

Democracy, Political Parties, and Internal Governance There is something quietly ironic about the way democracy works. Nations hold elections, celebrate…

The Bulldozer, the Hawker, and the Rule of Law: A Question Bengal Cannot Ignore When a bulldozer rolls into a…

Hawker Evictions, Railway Redevelopment and the Constitution of India: Law, Justice, Livelihood and the Future of Inclusive Development Introduction The…

Ajay Maken v. Union of India (2019): The Delhi High Court’s Landmark Recognition of the Right to Housing, Rehabilitation, and…

Introduction Every democracy faces a fundamental question: how can citizens be certain that their vote has been recorded and counted…

Abstract Background Maternal tolerance of the genetically dissimilar foetus represents one of nature’s most profound biological phenomena. Despite the foetus…

China–Myanmar Economic Corridor (CMEC) and India’s Strategic Challenge The China–Myanmar Economic Corridor (CMEC) is one of the most strategically important…

Louisiana v. Callais: How a U.S. Supreme Court Judgment Reshaped Minority Representation and Redefined Voting Rights In every democracy, there…