Divyanka Tandon 
Hridbina Chatterjee 
Dr Mohmmad Rizwan 
Anusreeta Dutta 
Archita Gaur 
Balaji Subramanian 
John T Guite and Vinay N Bhushan 
Pranav S 
Parag Gilada From Naxalbari to Diminution: The Rise and Fall of India’s Maoist Movement
The true measure of our victory is not the elimination of the Maoists, but ensuring the absence of…
NATO’s Arctic Sentry: Alliance Management Through Military Symbolism
Anshika Agarwal NATO's 'Arctic Sentry' illustrates how military deployments are being used as political instruments to preserve cohesion within the…
The Myth of Secular International Relations: Faith and Power in World Affairs
Antara Deka This book overall brings to our attention that religion cannot be kept out of international relations; most countries…
AU Summit Discusses Governance, Called for an End to “Extermination” of Palestinians, and Focused on Regional Conflicts
At the 39th African Union (AU) Summit in Addis Ababa, the organisation’s leadership delivered one of its strongest…
Securing the Circuit: India’s Road to Semiconductor Sovereignty
India has shifted from a passive observer to a key player in the global semiconductor race, using iCET…
From Periphery to Pivot: The Strategic Reinvention of India’s Northeast
The Northeast's change from a remote border area to a diplomatic centre shows how India's foreign policy priorities…
Hindu Representation, Jamaat Gains and India’s Watchful Eye After Bangladesh’s Election
Anjali Singh For New Delhi, minority safety in Bangladesh remains a core diplomatic concern, and the presence of Hindu MPs…
Venezuelan Protesters Demand Freedom Beyond the Amnesty Bill
Thousands of Venezuelans protested in Caracas, demanding full freedom and the release of political prisoners.
BNP’s Return to Power: Bangladesh’s Political Shift and the Emerging Challenge for India
Aayush Pal While PM Modi has congratulated BNP and Tarique Rahman for the win, it is to be noted that…
Sanae Takaichi’s Landslide: Japan’s Conservative Turn and the Supermajority Era
Relations between Tokyo and Beijing have deteriorated since Takaichi suggested Japan might become involved if China attacked Taiwan.