Lula’s Fourth Act: Brazil’s Electoral Comeback and the Geopolitical Test Ahead
Aayush Pal In a major development, Brazil’s incumbent president, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, has staged a remarkable comeback, securing…
Europe’s Farmers vs Free Trade: The Geoeconomics Behind the EU’s Agricultural Dilemma
Archita Gaur European farmers’ protests have exposed a fundamental contradiction at the heart of the European Union’s economic strategy: its…
Serbia at a Crossroads: The Student Revolt Challenging a Decade of Political Dominance
The student-led movement, organised under the Student List, has emerged as a major political force, signalling a new…
Rubio’s India Visit: Energy, Trade and the Limits of American Pressure
Kumar Satish The visit highlights a central contradiction in contemporary American foreign policy: Washington seeks to pressure India over its…
Pragmatism Over Pressure: The Future of India-Azerbaijan Cooperation
Anjali Singh The visit by Jaishankar to Azerbaijan is thus an important occasion not only from a diplomatic point of…
Coalition Politics Under Strain: Malaysia’s Perikatan Nasional Faces the Axe
The cancellation of the registration of Perikatan Nasional (PN), the largest opposition coalition in Malaysia, due to disagreements…
Israel’s Parliamentary Elections: A Defining Political Test for Benjamin Netanyahu
The parliamentary elections will consequently serve as an important test of whether Netanyahu can retain the political support…
Sovereignty vs. Human Rights: The Anojan Sivarasa Case Explained
The Supreme Court of Saudi Arabia’s move to quash the death penalty issued against Anojan Sivarasa, a migrant…
China’s One-China Policy Meets Resistance in Belize and Paraguay
The decision by China to impose sanctions against the foreign ministers of Belize and Paraguay over their diplomatic…
India Has Moved Beyond Calling for Peace. Is New Delhi Becoming a Mediator?
External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar recently stated that India has gone “beyond advocacy” and is now in talks…