Political Psychology of International Relations
Viswapramod C In international relations, three cognitive psychological concepts are used to understand and decode the behavioral aspects of political…
Pakistan Resolution Day – Tracing the genesis of Communal Antagonism
The People of India at large, in their collective conscience, have forgotten the history and significant events that…
The Omnipotent force behind USA’s National Security and Foreign Policy – American Military Industrial Complex (AMIC)
The American Military Industrial Complex (AMIC) is a perceived informal alliance between a portion of the nation’s scientific…
New President in South Korea: Its reflection on the World and India
Chandrashekar TS During his campaign, President-Elect Yoon Suk-yeol had called for “pursuing additional anti-missile system deployment,” and “doing away with…
How Russia-Ukraine conflict is prospectively changing the world order
The Russian invasion of Ukraine through a full scale all out attack, by the means of land, air…
The urgent need for India’s diplomatic initiative in Russia-Ukraine conflict
India has a golden opportunity to increase its soft power and global stature by taking up a diplomatic…
The Conflict over Ukraine – Western sanctions, options for Russia and effect on India
Nobody expected the world’s attention would shift to Ukraine when Covid-19, its origin, vaccine, Iran Nuclear Deal, Yemen…
22nd February Parliament Resolution – Time to ensure Pakistan vacates illegally occupied POJK #SankalpDiwas
Daya Sagar Parliament resolution on 22nd Feb 1994 demanded that Pakistan must vacate POJK and it was for the GOI…
The future of multilateralism and India’s role in a multilateral world
Institutions like the WTO have become cartelised because of their voting system that always favours powerful economics and…
Pakistan’s “new” National Security Policy – Old product in a new packaging
The document does not have any clear vision beyond the traditional paradigm of military security, as there is…