Parag Gilada 
Aayush Pal 
Archita Gaur 
Hridbina Chatterjee 
Divyanka Tandon 
Anjali Singh 
Rajeev KS 
Shivendra Shukla 
Pranav S Nepal’s Political Reset Under Balen Shah
Badarinath KA Nepal is in the midst of a big churn, with most established political parties and their leaders getting…
Burning Earth: A Data Analysis of Climate Change and Extreme Weather in India
India had 554 days of heatwaves in 2024. This is twice the number of days in the previous…
West by Name, Not by Allegiance: The Sanchez Doctrine and Spain’s Slow Pivot from Washington
Spain is seeking strategic independence and diversifying its global partnerships.
From Hegemony to Harmony: The 2026 Shift Toward an Integrated South Asian Power Grid
The South Asian energy landscape is undergoing a profound transformation, from hydro-hegemony to hydro-partnership.
Paris at Crossroads: Reassuring Its Relevance in a Fragmented World
Anusreeta Dutta The Paris Agreement has a fundamental challenge: there is always a gap between what countries pledge and what…
China in Afghanistan: Pragmatism, Power, and the Limits of Strategy
The authors highlight the convergence of security (notably Xinjiang-related) and economic concerns, characterising Beijing’s response as cautious pragmatism.
Balendra Shah’s Rise: Shah’s RSP Keeps India-China Balance Intact
Shah's outreach to foreign envoys is indicative of an attempt to avoid alignment and diversify ties, supporting a…
From Ideology to Economy: Why Hungarian Voters Rejected Orbán’s Model
The results are a massive setback for Viktor Orban, who was widely considered one of the strongest far-right…
Why Negotiations Fail: A Strategic Reading of the US–Iran Talks
Dr Nanda Kishor In international relations, negotiations fall apart due to the fundamental structure of the situation, where either an agreement…
From Screen to Society: How Cinema Shapes Economic Choices
Ananda Mathews Cinema not only reflects society’s aspirations but actively shapes them, influencing how individuals define success, lifestyle, and fulfilment.