By: Salman Rafi Sheikh
South Asia’s new governments have discovered that overthrowing an old political order is easier than escaping the economic constraints that helped destroy it in the first place.
In less than two years, three South Asian countries have overturned seemingly entrenched political orders. Bangladesh’s 2024 uprising ended Sheikh Hasina’s …


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