Concerns are rising over regional stability in South Asia amid the looming threat of all-out war between nuclear-armed arch-rivals India and Pakistan. While Bangladesh is not directly involved in the conflict, its exposure to the escalating tensions remains significant, with fears of indirect repercussions.
The interim government in Dhaka has called for de-escalation through dialogue, urging both countries to refrain from plunging into full-scale war despite the intense atmosphere of vengeance that has marked recent developments.
In line with this stance, international relations and security experts agree that the destabilisation of regional stability would have far-reaching consequences for all South Asian nations. They are unanimous in their opinion that Bangladesh should refrain from taking any actions that could be interpreted as favouring one side of the conflict.
