Shigeru Ishiba: Japan’s New PM Amid Economic and Leadership Crises
Aayush Pal Shigeru Ishiba, former Defense Minister, was appointed as Japan’s new Prime Minister after winning the LDP leadership race.…
Israel’s Strategic Gains and the Internal Rift Over Gaza Operations
Since October 7th, 2022, when Hamas launched a terrorist attack against Israel, both sides have been involved in…
Telegram’s Pavel Durov Detained: EU Stifling Free Speech?
Pavel Durov, the founder of Telegram, a Russian-born and French billionaire, was reportedly detained by French authorities in…
PM Modi’s Historic Visit to Ukraine: Balancing Ties Amid Conflict
Prime Minister Modi's visit to Ukraine is a comprehensive bilateral trip aimed at further enhancing and strengthening the…
Ukraine’s Kursk Incursion: A Strategic Gamble with High Stakes
Russia accused Ukraine of using Western-supplied weapons and warned against further Western involvement. President Zelensky led the operation…
Turmoil in Bangladesh: The Fall of Sheikh Hasina and Its Implications for the Region and India
The so-called 'student protests' in Bangladesh have taken a troubling turn, targeting minorities, specifically Hindu minorities, and damaging…
The Kurdish Quandary: Turkey, Syria, and the Battle for Influence
The goal of the YPG, in collaboration with the PKK, is to establish an autonomous Kurdish region that…
Sovereignty Under Siege: U.S. Influence on Venezuelan Elections
Nicolás Maduro has consistently accused the United States of meddling in Venezuelan affairs, while the U.S. has not…
Project 2025: A Conservative Blueprint for Reform or a Controversial Shift?
Project 2025 is a blueprint developed by the Heritage Foundation and other conservative think tanks in the US.…
Bangladesh Unrest: Violent Student Protests Spread Amid Speculations of External Interference
The main reason for the protests is the government's job reservation policy, which allocates 56% of government jobs…