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External control over a country's internal politics is nowhere more prominent than at the time of a leader's fall.

They rule for decades and when the time comes, fly to another country which unapologetically welcomes them with open arms.

Bangladesh's fallen leader has been served political justice this past week. But what happens next?

For a country where election cycles have been repeated with "bans" and exclusions, what difference the next election might bring?

Here’s your weekly roundup of the week’s most important stories, news, and articles from The Diplomatic Insight.

From DiploTV In this first part of our exclusive conversation with Ehsan Juman, Parliamentary Leader of the National Assembly of the Republic of Mauritius, we explore his incredible journey from a small village to the national political arena. ​

​How Global Power Shifted from Slow Diplomacy to Instant Conflict​ The art of diplomacy has become a "hurried" & "chaotic" enterprise. But how did we get here? "States operated through long correspondence, coded letters... International relations were a craft... often hidden behind palace curtains... But the emergence of mass media...has shattered the old tempo," writes Idrees Khan.

​Terror, Doctrine, and Diplomacy: India’s Dilemma After the Delhi Explosion​ Quick to find the "terror" label, the government in India was not sure how to respond to a rather faceless perpetrator. "Indian intelligence is increasingly focused on the ideological... inroads made by Al Qaeda in the Indian Subcontinent and... its proclaimed subsidiary, Ansar Ghazwa al-Hind," writes Usman Anwar.

​How the World Order Will Look Like in Next 50 Years​ "A multipolar balance or a bipolar rivalry between the United States and China" - a question still up for debate. But one thing remains certain: " the outdated multilateral system, which was designed for the middle of the 20th century, is under stress," writes Talha Zaib.

​Tajikistan’s Green Economy Transition: Development Pathways and EU Partnership​ The EU, development partners, and the private sector remain crucial. "Despite being a developing economy, Tajikistan possesses unique natural and energy resources that could make it a potential green economy power in the region," writes Gulhayo M. Madimarova.

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Pakistan-Focus

• ​Iran, Qatar Voice Concern Over Pak-Afghan Tensions​

Both nations have been deeply involved in the Afghan process for decades as central players. Their concern show the seriousness of the situation.

• ​Pakistan Faced 5.3M Cyber Attacks in Three Quarters of 2025​

Technology makes things smooth, but also vulnerable. With Pakistan's growing tech capabilities came millions of cyber attacks. The threat and financial damages are notable.

• ​Pakistan, Jordan Sign Four MoUs in Culture, Media, Education​

The King of Jordan's two-day visit to Pakistan came with multiple agreements in important people-to-people sectors.

• ​Fake Visa Scam Highlighted by Canadian High Commission​

Wanna visit Canada and need a visa? DO NOT pay hundreds of dollars to agents who offer fake promises of securing a visa for you. The Canadian visa process is smooth, clear, and digital. Only trust High Commission's online resources and staff.

• ​Dar, Lavrov Praise Positive Trajectory of Bilateral Ties​

Pakistan's foreign minister Ishaq Dar met Russia's Lavrov the sidelines of the SCO Council of Heads of Government meeting.

• ​Embassy of Sweden Hosts ‘Guy Talk’ on Gender Equality​

A men's day event by Swedish embassy. It's often said that "men need to be heard". True...and also men need to listen. Gender equality is beneficial for men as much as women, as it removes the structural constraints that stops men from expressing themselves and make them feel unheard.

• ​Pakistan Becomes Dubai Airport’s 4th-Largest Market​

Millions of Pakistanis have been to or through the Dubai airport. It's a destination AND a hub for Pakistani flights. 3.2 million Pakistani passengers used the airport in the first nine months of 2025.

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