What Is Driving Europe’s Farmer Unrest?
Aayush Pal The recent wave of farmer protests in Europe is a symptom of deeper structural issues within the agricultural…
Geopolitical Upheavels | Is War Between US and Russia Imminent?
The decision by the United States to station nuclear weapons in the United Kingdom after a 15-year hiatus…
Hungary’s Abstruse Relations with the EU: Ukraine, Conservatism, and Beyond
Orban's emphasis on conservative values, national sovereignty, and a departure from the pro-globalization agenda is a marked departure…
Explained | UK-Rwanda Asylum Plan And Its Impact on Immigration
While the UK-Rwanda Asylum Plan claims compliance with the Refugee Convention, the lack of detailed information on detention,…
Trudeau’s Policy Failures Pushing Canada into Economic and Political Chaos
Trudeau's once-strong political brand, built on earnest optimism and the legacy of Canada's first political dynasty, is now…
Iran’s Strike Inside Pakistan Unveils the Latter’s Web of Terrorism
The nefarious activities of Pakistan-based terrorist organizations in Iran unmistakably highlight Pakistan's alarming status as a state sponsor…
President Lai Ching-te’s Triumph: A Dual Impact on Taiwan’s Economy and Regional Geopolitics
Lai Ching-te, the ruling-party candidate, secured a win in Taiwan’s presidential election. His opponents gracefully conceded after a…
Ecuador’s Internal Security Crisis: Need For A Comprehensive Solution
The repercussions of Ecuador's crisis extend beyond its borders, affecting neighbouring countries and indirectly influencing the United States.…
Gabriel Attal’s Swift Ascent as France’s Youngest Prime Minister Raises Eyebrows
Gabriel Attal's ascent to becoming France's youngest prime minister is not just a political milestone; it is a…
Defend or Succumb: What’s at Stake in the 2024 Taiwanese Presidential Election?
China has intensified its efforts to influence the election in Taiwan and its influence operations extend beyond disinformation…