No Comments The geopolitical dynamics surrounding the Nile River centred on the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD), represent a crucial and highly volatile issue. The humanitarian repercussions of water scarcity, combined with unresolved disputes, political tensions, and historical rivalries, create a precarious situation.
No Comments With a long history of repression, the recent crackdown and atrocities against Uyghurs in Xinjiang represent one of the darkest chapters of Human Rights abuses in the 21st century. The future and security of 12 million Uyghurs remain a big question mark under the current Chinese Regime. Keeping silent and being mute spectators to the […]
No Comments Under no circumstances India be expected to tolerate hate speech and violent crimes in the name of free speech and expression due to the inaction of the “rule of law” abiding nations.
No Comments The crisis is a reminder of the intricate balancing act that leaders like Trudeau must perform when addressing sensitive international issues, especially when they intersect with domestic politics.
No Comments The situation in Artsakh remains fluid as the complex scenario is impacted by geopolitical factors, ethnic tensions, and changing alliances. Armenia alleges that Russian peacekeepers deployed in Nagorno-Karabakh following the 2020 Karabakh war have not effectively fulfilled their duties. The recent ceasefire agreement, accepted by Artashk in the face of overwhelming Azerbaijani military strength and […]
No Comments The civil war in Sudan will impact the global economy and the flow of trade between the nations as it is in the Horn of Africa which is an important trade centre and adjacent to the Suez Canal. Sudan is the top exporter of gold and groundnut to the UAE, China, Saudi Arabia, India, and Italy and the civil war may disrupt the export of these commodities.
No Comments The book ‘Reimagining India – In the Geopolitics of the 21st Century’ is a deeply insightful and well-researched book that provides a comprehensive picture of India’s foreign policy initiatives, its unique position in world politics and the present multipolar state of the world order. It also delves deep into its vision and strategies for the future.
No Comments While objective factors like the nature of the conflict, limited mobilization, and counter-battery warfare pose significant hurdles, subjective factors such as cultural ties and changing societal values are further delaying Russia’s SMO.
No Comments The discussions focussed on enhancing connectivity between India and the Gulf nations encompassing improvements in ports, railways, roads, power grids, gas networks, and optical fibre infrastructure.
2 Comments Bharat is the hope of human civilization as the torchbearer of global values that include liberal order, democracy and individual freedoms, rule of law and rules-based order, which is also the essence of Dharmic civilizational consciousness. Reverting to its civilisation name must also reflect in the policy, approach and direction of Bharat’s integration with the […]
