From Pahalgam to Hormuz: How Global Crises Tested BRICS Unity in New Delhi
Aayush Pal The most notable aspect seen during this year’s BRICS Foreign Ministers’ Summit hosted by India was the absence…
Trade, Taiwan, and Tehran: Inside the China-US Summit That Redrew Bilateral Terms
The United States today is more dependent on China than China is dependent on the United States. As…
India and Vietnam Are Closer Than Ever -The Timing Is No Accident
India and Vietnam have agreed to elevate their relationship to an Enhanced Comprehensive Strategic Partnership, marking an important…
From Trudeau’s Allegations to Carney’s Reset: How Canada Is Rethinking Khalistan
Canada’s intelligence agency has identified Khalistani terrorism as a national security threat within Canada.
Wellington’s Wager: Why New Zealand Chose India in an Age of Uncertainty
In a landmark bilateral development, India and New Zealand have agreed on a Free Trade Agreement allowing 100…
QUAD: A Concert Without Conductors
The Indo-Pacific accounts for nearly two-thirds of global GDP, roughly 60 per cent of global maritime trade, and…
The Unipolar Dusk: Middle Powers and the Grammar of a New World Order
After World War II, a new geopolitical architecture emerged in the form of the United Nations, a global…
India-South Korea Partnership Enters High Gear in a Contested Indo-Pacific
The South Korean President Lee Jae Myung's visit to India is considered to be historic, as many Memorandums…
West by Name, Not by Allegiance: The Sanchez Doctrine and Spain’s Slow Pivot from Washington
Spain is seeking strategic independence and diversifying its global partnerships.
From Ideology to Economy: Why Hungarian Voters Rejected Orbán’s Model
The results are a massive setback for Viktor Orban, who was widely considered one of the strongest far-right…