Divyanka Tandon 
Dr Nanda Kishor 
Archita Gaur 
Pranav S 
Ajith Shetty Heranje 
Anjali Singh 
Balaji Subramanian 
John T Guite and Vinay N Bhushan 
Parag Gilada 
Anusreeta Dutta 
Aayush Pal Deepening the Global South: India’s Strategic Engagement with Angola and Botswana
Hridbina Chatterjee The State Visit by President Droupadi Murmu to Angola and Botswana marks the first-ever visit by an Indian…
The Webs That Bind Us: Harari’s Nexus and the Power of Information Networks
Raghvendra Tripathi Despite its speculative tone, Nexus succeeds in revealing how the same dynamics that once governed religious texts and…
From Promise to Potential: A Decadal (2014–2025) Data Review of India’s Manufacturing Transformation, and the Road Ahead
The launch of the 'Make in India' scheme by Prime Minister Narendra Modi in September 2014 marked a…
India’s Geoeconomic Nationalism: Building Global Influence Through Hedging, Not Hegemony
Diksha Bharti In an era where power is increasingly produced by the manipulation of markets rather than the simple projection…
New York Chooses Mamdani for Mayor: America’s Divide Reflected in New York’s Socialist Revival
The NY mayoral election gained significance as the city hosts the largest Jewish population outside Israel, while Mamdani…
Space 2.0: How India’s Private Sector is Rewriting the Nation’s Cosmic Exploration
Daljeet Singh India's private space revolution is about more than just new companies launching satellites; it represents a fundamental reimagination…
Balancing Sovereignty and Reciprocity: China’s 2025 Legal Strategy in Global Trade and Security
Dr Lakshmi Karlekar & Tanishaa Pandey By specifically mentioning the necessity of protecting bilateral relations from 'geopolitical turbulence,' Xi's appeal for 'unswerving' collaboration was…
India’s Balancing Act: Leading the Global South Through the BRICS Climate Front at COP30
The BRICS is likely to play a prominent role at COP30, not least through a common call on…
Sudan’s Neverending War: The Silent Catastrophe the World Overlooked
With nearly 60000 people killed since the start of the war, 13 million displaced, and major cities turned…
Shifting Tides in the Indo-Pacific: How India Can Hold Its Ground Amid U.S.-China Realignments
Garima Sharma If India fails to build its internal capacity to navigate effectively in a rapidly changing world, it will…