The War That Hasn’t Ended: West Asia After October 7
Aayush Pal The ceasefire may have reduced the intensity of the conflict, but it has not resolved the fundamental political…
Debt, Dissent and a Divided Parliament: What Is Breaking in France?
Years of state-led fiscal policies have created a state debt of around €3.6 trillion, equivalent to nearly 119%…
Why Trump Wants a United Ireland and What It Means for Britain
President Trump has openly come out in favour of Irish reunification, and the bigger question that comes up…
Saudi Arabia’s Two-Front Problem: Iran, the Houthis, and a Fraying Coalition
The first thing that particularly comes up is that the Houthi rise in Yemen greatly showcases one thing:…
BRICS Summit 2026: India’s Diplomatic Moment in a Divided World
The reason India's presidency was particularly significant is that despite a deeply divided house and sharp differences between…
SCO: Between Geopolitical Opportunity and Strategic Contradictions
The SCO, therefore, provides India with an important platform to protect and advance its geopolitical interests in the…
The AfD’s Breakthrough and the Uncertain Future of German Politics
The AfD's electoral victory has opened a new chapter in German politics and could have consequences not only…
India–Uzbekistan: Why Central Asia Is Becoming a New Geopolitical Frontier
Both countries have agreed to further foster their relationship in areas such as trade and investment, critical minerals,…
The End of Atlantic Dependence: How Trump Broke Europe’s Illusions
The United States has gone all guns blazing against Europe, targeting European sovereignty, the European economy, and increasingly…
Tokyo–New Delhi Strategic Convergence: A New Equation in the Indo-Pacific
The agreement includes joint exercises, personnel and expert exchanges, information sharing, logistical support, port access, and maintenance and…