Can all of Europe agree on a shared China Policy?
Aayush Pal A new China policy is just one step in Europe’s effort to reinvent its own multilateral vision and…
Armenia-Azerbaijan Conflict: Lasting Solution in Sight?
Charushi Chakole The most important concern in Yerevan was not Karabakh’s condition, but what it called “security and rights guarantees”…
Understanding the Crisis in Sudan – Saga of One-upmanship, Past Fissures and Interference
The key reason now is the conflict over dominance between the Rapid Support Forces (RSF), a paramilitary organisation,…
India, Iran and Armenia – Analysing the growing bonhomie among the trio
Anhad Jakhmola The trilateral group comes as a response to the collaboration between Azerbaijan, Turkey and Pakistan. India has reason…
Muskan George Soros’s Interfering in European Elections – Wither People’s Democracy
The George Soros-led network has now abandoned any masks it wore about open intervention in democratic processes and…
Wagner Group in the Russia-Ukraine War – An Asset or a Threat for Putin?
The Kovalchuk and the head of the presidential administration Anton Vayno are Prigozhin’s vertical connections, while the GRU,…
The Case for a Ukrainian Spring Offensive
Abhishek Kadiyala & Dr Karamala Areesh Kumar With the inclusion of foreign military equipment in the Ukrainian arsenal for the first ever time, Ukraine hopes…
Saudi Arabia and Iran – Regional and Global Implications of Improving Ties Between the Two Arab Neighbours
Anjali Singh The ramifications to the world order due to the thawing relations between Saudi Arabia and Iran are challenging…
India and Japan: Driving Force for a Post-Pandemic Multipolar Asia
Leivon Victor & Kevin Khyriem India and Japan have a longstanding history of strong bilateral ties and have recently reaffirmed and reiterated time…