In today’s world of global politics and finance, international projects are increasingly becoming caught in the crossfire of sanctions and economic instability. One standout example is the Rooppur Nuclear Power Plant in Bangladesh, a major infrastructure project now facing threats—not due to technical problems or a lack of resources, but because of financial hurdles brought on by sanctions against Russia. This raises a key question: can the energy future of an entire country really be derailed by international conflicts happening thousands of miles away?
