IMF as the New East India Company: Debt Traps, Political Control and India’s Dilemma on Regional Bailouts
Pranav S IMF's policies follow a neocolonial model in which borrower states hand over policy autonomy to Western-dominated organisations, similar…
Decoding Anti-Immigration Mobilisation in the UK: A Rising Tide of Discontent
The protests followed months of unrest triggered by crimes involving migrants, housing shortages, and rhetoric from far-right groups,…
Counterterrorism as Camouflage: How Washington Exploits Islamabad for Balochistan’s Riches
Strategic interest in Balochistan’s resources: Washington eyes vast reserves of gold, copper, lithium, and rare earths, seeking to…
China’s Silent Expansion: Bangladesh as the Eastern Lever Against India
The real issue is debt: Bangladesh owes China $5.34 billion, with another $5 billion in soft loans requested…
Vatican’s Moral Decay: Finances, Sexual Exploitation and the Crisis of Credibility of The Holy See
With its finances in disarray and moral authority tarnished by secrecy and scandal, the question is whether meaningful…
Operation Zeppelin: Adani’s Global Counterstrike Against Financial Warfare
Mossad cooperated in identifying the global network behind the Hindenburg attack, fearing it jeopardised not only Adani but…