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Shivendra Shandilya The Tug of War for Papua New Guinea: Who and Why?
Divith Narendra Papua New Guinea finds itself in the heart of the 21st-century multipolar battle. Surrounded by two powers, China…
Terror’s New Frontier: Understanding the Surge in Terror Attacks in Jammu
Pritam Sarbabidya Jammu's landscape provides natural shelter for militants, making it an attractive launching pad for attacks compared to Kashmir.…
Beijing Declaration | China Mediates To Unite Palestinian Factions
Prajwal K M The core outcome of the Beijing talks is the recognition of the Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO) as the…
Project 2025: A Conservative Blueprint for Reform or a Controversial Shift?
Project 2025 is a blueprint developed by the Heritage Foundation and other conservative think tanks in the US.…
Europe is Burning: The Shift from War of Maneuver to War of Movement
Balaji Subramanian Impact of Immigration and Leftist Policies: Unrestricted immigration and the influence of leftist ideologies in academia have led…
From Non-Alignment to Strategic Autonomy: The Evolution of India’s Foreign Policy
Shreyas Goutham The democratization of foreign policy discourse and the pragmatic approach towards international relations signify India’s maturity and readiness…
Bangladesh Unrest: Violent Student Protests Spread Amid Speculations of External Interference
The main reason for the protests is the government's job reservation policy, which allocates 56% of government jobs…
Pezeshkian’s Rule in Iran: A Potential for Reform Amidst Deep-Seated Challenges
Vaibhav Pal Masoud Pezeshkian has promised reform both at the domestic and international levels. Iranian foreign policy in West Asia…
A Glitch in the Matrix: Global Outage Exposes Supertech Reliance, Ignites Quest for Homegrown Tech
Sahana A The Microsoft-CrowdStrike glitch in the global tech matrix has intensified the debate on the need to break free…
Power Tussle in the SCO – Is the Group Losing its Relevance?
When India joined the SCO, it hoped to balance the grouping and convey the message that Central Asia…