Shivendra Shukla 
Abhishek Kumar Singh 
Daljeet Singh 
Archita Gaur 
Divyanka Tandon 
Anusreeta Dutta 
Balaji Subramanian 
John T Guite and Vinay N Bhushan 
Pranav S 
Parag Gilada 
Aayush Pal From Battlefield to Bargaining Table: Diplomatic Negotiations Between Ukraine and Russia
Anshika Agarwal Ukraine and Russia have concluded the second day of United States-brokered negotiations in Abu Dhabi, UAE, today, reaching…
Giants’ Shadows: How Small Nation States Cling to Powerhouses for Survival
Historically, small nation-states have depended on patron nations to sustain their status as independent entities.
Ecological Debt and Global Inequality: Historical Responsibility of the Global North
Antara Deka The industrialised countries of the Global North have generated an ecological debt toward the countries of the Global…
Breaking the Siege of Kadugli and its Humanitarian Impact
The Sudanese army said it had broken a two- years- long siege by the Rapid Support Forces (RSF)…
He Who Owns the Sky, Owns the War
Piyush Anand Reliance on foreign sources for critical defence technologies is now a major strategic vulnerability amid shifting geopolitics, intensifying…
Panama Reclaims Canal Ports: Supreme Court Cancels Hong Kong Contract Amid US–China Power Struggle
Panama’s move follows its withdrawal from China’s Belt and Road Initiative, signalling a strategic realignment toward the United…
After the American Umbrella: The West Asia’s Descent into Multipolar Disorder
West Asia is thus entering uncharted territory: more autonomous, less predictable, and certainly more hazardous.
Beyond the Battlefield: Violence Against Women in Armed Conflict and Its Aftermath
Despite increased efforts, there has been limited leadership commitment to women’s rights, including in Security Council negotiations and…
Limits of Blue Helmets: Why UN Peacekeeping Missions Fail
One of the major reasons for the mission’s failure was the inability of the United Nations to act…
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…