Japan’s First Female PM – Sanae Takaichi’s Leadership Signals Change in Japan’s Politics and Global Posture
Aayush Pal Sanae Takaichi’s rise is a revolutionary moment for Japanese politics, symbolising a breakthrough for women’s representation in leadership.
Beyond the Shadows of 2023: India and Canada Chart a Fresh Course for Cooperation
Canada’s recent outreach is an attempt to rebuild ties with India, as it has realised that its earlier…
Starmer’s India Visit: Trade, Strategy, and a Bid to Revive Britain’s Economy
Prime Minister Starmer hailed the growing partnership between India and the UK, emphasising that he wanted the free…
Pasni Port Proposal: A New Frontline in U.S.–China–India Strategic Rivalry
By inviting competing powers into its territory, Pakistan risks becoming a geopolitical battleground rather than reaping long-term national…
The Orchestrators of the ‘Gen Z’ Protests – Who’s Pulling the Strings?
The current wave of protests serves as a lesson for governments to be transparent, accountable, and responsive to…
Between Brussels and Moscow: Moldova’s Election Exposes Deep Fault Lines
Moldova has witnessed its parliamentary elections, an election closely watched in Brussels and in the West, as well…
From Conflict to Coalition? The Arab Military Alliance and the Gaza Question
The purpose of this ‘Arab NATO’is to synchronise Arab armies and create political stability, while unifying the Arab…
From Dependency to Opportunity: What Trump’s H1B Policy Means for India’s IT Future
While short-term risks remain, the policy shift could push India to invest in domestic talent and innovation, reducing…
Venezuela on the Edge: Oil, Sanctions, and a Renewed Clash with US under Trump
Venezuela has strengthened ties with China, Russia, and the Global South, seeking BRICS membership to counter U.S. influence…
Trump’s Tariff Gamble Backfires: Bolsonaro Convicted in Coup Case Despite U.S. Pressure
Experts caution that U.S. involvement in Bolsonaro’s prosecution amounts to unwarranted interference in Brazil’s domestic affairs, undermining the…