From Ideology to Economy: Why Hungarian Voters Rejected Orbán’s Model
Aayush Pal The results are a massive setback for Viktor Orban, who was widely considered one of the strongest far-right…
Why Negotiations Fail: A Strategic Reading of the US–Iran Talks
Dr Nanda Kishor In international relations, negotiations fall apart due to the fundamental structure of the situation, where either an agreement…
From Screen to Society: How Cinema Shapes Economic Choices
Ananda Mathews Cinema not only reflects society’s aspirations but actively shapes them, influencing how individuals define success, lifestyle, and fulfilment.
Hungary’s Turning Point: From Illiberal Outlier to European Mainstream
Anjali Singh A fundamental geopolitical change with far-reaching consequences for Europe and beyond, as well as a home one, is…
MAGA at a Crossroads: From Unified Force to Internal Fracture
The MAGA movement and Donald Trump’s “America First” doctrine emphasised nationalism, border security, and resistance to global entanglements,…
Migration as Power: How Human Mobility is Reshaping Geopolitics in the Global South
Archita Gaur Migration is no longer merely a humanitarian or economic phenomenon but is increasingly being deployed as a strategic…
Youth Leadership in Nepal: Democratic Renewal or Populist Symbolism?
Kumar Sheni The general election became an important turning point, shaped by deep-seated dissatisfaction and impatience among the new generation.
Normalisation vs. Resistance: The Future of Arab-Israel Relations
Raghvendra Tripathi The UAE, Bahrain, and Israel came together to sign the "Abraham Accords," which would change the dynamics of…
Strategic Silence, Active Diplomacy: Why India Isn’t Sitting Out the West Asia Crisis
Atri Patel The conflict not only puts their safety at jeopardy but also hurts the remittance flow that boosts India’s…
The Next Geopolitical Fault Line: Climate Migration, Borders, and Power in Crisis
Anusreeta Dutta Migration due to climate change is no longer just a possibility for the future; it is happening right…