AI Warfare and the Fragility of the Geneva Order
Balaji Subramanian AI has proved to be a technological transformation and now threatens the moral architecture that sustained those rules.
Hexagon Alliance: India’s Strategic Pivot in a Multipolar World
The proposed hexagon, linking Israel, India, Greece, Cyprus, and selected Arab, African, and possibly Asian partners, is a…
The Next Military Revolution: AI Warfare After the US–Israel Strikes on Iran and India’s Strategic Imperative
The world is no longer divided between nuclear and non-nuclear powers, but into AI-empowered and AI-dependent states.
From Naxalbari to Diminution: The Rise and Fall of India’s Maoist Movement
The true measure of our victory is not the elimination of the Maoists, but ensuring the absence of…
The Illusion of Nuclear Deterrence: Why West Asia’s War Cannot Stay Regional
The greatest danger is not that nuclear weapons might be used—but that the world has begun to believe…
From Strategic Convergence to Tariff Confrontation: The Arc of India–U.S. Relations, 1947–2025
The India–U.S. relationship since 1947 has not been a straight line but an irregular arc, evolving from early…
Charlie Kirk and the Surge in Christian Nationalism in the USA
The U.S. is witnessing a surge in Christian nationalism, moving from private faith to public political activism, shaping…
From Periphery to Pivot: How India is Recasting Global Order in the 21st Century
India has emerged as a pivotal actor in the Global South, leveraging its human capital, services sector, and…
How India’s Oil Refining Power Balanced Global Inflation and Geopolitics
From a minimal capacity in the 1990s, India became the world’s third-largest refiner with 254 MTPA by 2023,…
Between Islam and the Gun: Why Pakistan Remains Trapped in Its Own Narrative
Even in 2025, Pakistan’s ideological rigidity, military dominance, and dependence on external patrons like the U.S. and China…