Bangladesh Institute of International and Strategic Studies

Volume 47, 2026, Issue 2

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THE ROLE OF SOCIAL MEDIA IN BANGLADESH’S PUBLIC DIPLOMACY: A CONTEMPORARY ANALYSIS

Dr Razia Sultana Published: January 04, 2026 Vol. 47, Issue 2

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Volume 47, 2026, Issue 1

The BIISS Journal is a peer-reviewed academic publication of the Bangladesh Institute of International and Strategic Studies (BIISS). It serves as a key platfor...

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January 01, 2026

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LEADERSHIP AND LEGITIMACY: BANGLADESH’S CLIMATE DIPLOMACY THROUGH THE CLIMATE VULNERABLE FORUM’S LENS

Dr Sufia Khanom, S M Fahim Shahriar Ornob Published: January 01, 2026 Vol. 47, Issue 1

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THE ROLE OF SOCIAL MEDIA IN BANGLADESH’S PUBLIC DIPLOMACY: A CONTEMPORARY ANALYSIS

LEADERSHIP AND LEGITIMACY: BANGLADESH’S CLIMATE DIPLOMACY THROUGH THE CLIMATE VULNERABLE FORUM’S LENS

EVOLVING GEOPOLITICS IN THE BAY OF BENGAL: THE CHALLENGES AND STRATEGY OF BANGLADESH

WITHER NUCLEAR DETERRENCE? A MINIMUM POSTURE IN SOUTH ASIA

COMPREHENSIVE DEFENCE DIPLOMACY AND EFFICIENCY IN UN PEACEKEEPING: BANGLADESH PERSPECTIVE

AI IN THE CROSSHAIRS: AN ASSESSMENT OF AI-BASED CYBERSECURITY THREATS IN BANGLADESH

CHINA’S GSI: IMPLICATIONS FOR BANGLADESH

THE ART OF MAXIMISING DIPLOMACY THROUGH CULTURE: POTENTIALS FOR BANGLADESH

THE FIRST GLOBAL STOCKTAKE ON CLIMATE CHANGE: ISSUES AND CHALLENGES

REFLECTION OF ECONOMIC DIPLOMACY IN BANGLADESH FOREIGN POLICY: AN ASSESSMENT

ISRAEL-HAMAS WAR AND CHANGING GEOPOLITICS OF THE MIDDLE EAST: FUTURE OF THE PALESTINIAN STATEHOOD

CLIMATE DIPLOMACY OF BANGLADESH: LESSONS LEARNED FROM COP27 AND WAY FORWARD

BANGLADESH-INDIA MARITIME COOPERATION IN THE BAY OF BENGAL: BANGLADESH PERSPECTIVE

CHINESE AND INDIAN RESPONSES TO ROHINGYA CRISIS: THE CONVERGENCE OF COMPETING POWERS

THE EVOLVING NOTION OF DEFENCE DIPLOMACY: STRATEGY FOR BANGLADESH AND ITS ARMED FORCES FOR PURSUING NATIONAL INTERESTS

USE OF SOFT POWER IN DIPLOMACY IN CHANGING GLOBAL SCENARIO: BANGLADESH IN PERSPECTIVE

COVID-19 AND BANGLADESH’S MANPOWER EXPORT: PANDEMIC INDUCED VULNERABILITIES AND POLICY OPTIONS

INDIA’S ENERGY DIPLOMACY AND GEOPOLITICS IN SOUTH ASIA

THE ROHINGYA CRISIS AND NATIONAL SECURITY OF BANGLADESH: A SECURITY GOVERNANCE PERSPECTIVE

NATION BRANDING OF BANGLADESH: EXPLORING THE POTENTIAL AND THE PROCESS

INSTRUMENTS OF BANGLADESH’S ECONOMIC DIPLOMACY: CHALLENGES AND WAY FORWARD

POST COVID-19 WORLD ORDER: ARE WE WITNESSING A CHANGE IN HEGEMONIC LEADERSHIP?

BLUE ECONOMY OF BANGLADESH

MARITIME SECURITY CHALLENGES FOR BANGLADESH: RESPONSE OPTIONS

CHINA’S BELT AND ROAD INITIATIVE AND ECONOMIC IMPLICATIONS FOR BANGLADESH

FROM PASSIVE AID TO PRAGMATISM: HUMANITARIAN DIPLOMACY IN THE ROHINGYA CRISIS

BANGLADESH-INDIA WATER NEGOTIATIONS: CHALLENGES AND WAY FORWARD

ECONOMIC DIPLOMACY OF BANGLADESH: FOREIGN TRADE IN PERSPECTIVE