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Link India Strategic Dialogue on Bangladesh Elections 2026 | Geopolitics & Security Discussion in London
A high-level strategic dialogue examining the evolving political landscape surrounding the Bangladesh elections and their broader geopolitical implications for India and the Eastern neighbourhood.
As regional dynamics continue to shift, this timely discussion will explore the intersection of geopolitics, security, democratic governance, and bilateral relations. The event will bring together distinguished analysts, legal experts, policymakers, and media professionals to provide in-depth insights into the challenges and opportunities emerging from Bangladesh’s electoral developments.
Speakers
- Priyajit DebSarkar – Author and Geopolitical Analyst
- Ashwin Kumaraswamy – Trustee, Link India
- Barrister Tania Amir – International Expert on Human Rights and International Law
- Christopher Blackburn – Author & Swiss Bangladesh Strategic Dialogue
- Robert Bob Lancia – US Navy Chaplain, Author and State Representative, Rhode Island
- Prof. Dr. Habibe Millat – President, Global Center for Democratic Governance, Canada
Online Speakers
- Shah Rahman Belal – Editor, Bridge Bangla 24 UK
- A Q C Murad – Bangla TV UK Correspondent
About the Dialogue
The discussion aims to:
- Examine the geopolitical implications of Bangladesh’s electoral process for South Asia.
- Assess regional security considerations and India–Bangladesh relations.
- Analyse democratic governance challenges and institutional resilience.
- Explore the future trajectory of the Eastern neighbourhood in a rapidly changing global order.
This strategic dialogue forms part of Link India’s ongoing commitment to fostering informed debate, democratic values, and constructive international engagement.
Date: 24 February 2026
Time: 18:00 Hours (GMT)
Venue: 42 Queen Anne’s Gate, London SW1H 9AP
Organised by: Link India (Registered Charity No. 1183696)


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