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Pranav S 
Ajith Shetty Heranje 
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Daljeet Singh 
Anjali Singh 
Balaji Subramanian 
Parag Gilada 
Aayush Pal 
Hridbina Chatterjee The Arctic Chessboard: Why Greenland Matters to Global Powers
Antara Deka Greenland is important for the U.S. because of its strategic geographical location, which is significant for trade and…
From the League’s Collapse to the UN’s Paralysis: Is the Global Order Still Rule-Based or Power-Driven?
When a crisis affects Europe or the West, it is immediately framed as a global problem. The world…
Denmark’s Migration Debate and the Challenge of National Identity
Tejashree P V Over the past four decades, Denmark has evolved into a country characterised by high levels of immigration, diversity,…
ADMM Plus and the Quest for Inclusive Regional Security in Southeast Asia
Faareha Usmani The ADMM Plus dialogue is regarded as the highest defence consultative meeting in the Southeast Asian region that…
When Truth Becomes Optional: The DOJ’s Credibility Crisis and America’s Moral Decline
A state that cannot guarantee the truth in its own sworn papers cannot accurately assess the democratic health…
The Saudi–UAE Rift: Red Sea Conflict and Yemen’s Unending War
On 2 January 2026, UAE-backed forces clashed with Saudi Arabian troops after accusing Riyadh of conducting airstrikes. Days…
India’s Multilateral Economic Partnership: Navigating through China, UAE and Russia
The landmark free trade agreement deepened bilateral economic ties with the UAE, pushing trade volumes to $100.06 billion…
Innovation or Irrelevance: Why National Power Now Depends on Reinvention
Amit Dasgupta & Uma Sudhindra The survival imperative lies at the core of the ‘innovate or perish’ dictum, and is based on the…
Iran at the Breaking Point: Protests, Economic Collapse, and the Possible End of Islamic Rule
The Iranian people have criticised the ruling government for its foreign policy priorities, political corruption and emphasis on…
From Abandonment to Bargaining: Return of Transactional U.S.–Pakistan Ties Under Trump 2.0
Mohmmad Rizwan Throughout the history of bilateral relations, Washington has consistently prioritised military interests over moral norms and democratic principles…