Who Controls the Flow? Water, Power and the Future of South Asian Diplomacy
Archita Gaur The challenge is no longer limited to how much water countries receive, but increasingly concerns who controls the…
India’s Mining Waste Economy Needs More Than Recycling Promises
Anusreeta Dutta The National Mineral Mission has earmarked ₹100 crore for pilot projects for extraction of important minerals from overburden,…
Europe’s Farmers vs Free Trade: The Geoeconomics Behind the EU’s Agricultural Dilemma
European farmers’ protests have exposed a fundamental contradiction at the heart of the European Union’s economic strategy: its…
The Global Gen Z Protest Wave: Organic Uprising or a New Tool for Political Destabilisation?
Aayush Pal The simultaneous emergence of these movements raises a fundamental question: have protests become a pretext for political actors…
The Sky Is Not the Limit; It Is the Duty
Piyush Anand The number of operational fighter squadrons for the Indian Air Force (IAF) in 2026 has been brought down…
Europe’s China Policy Shift: Trade Diversion and India’s Manufacturing Challenge
Parag Gilada The European Union arrives in the Chinese capital with a mission to compel Beijing to take concrete measures…
Starlink, Ambani and Musk’s Glass House: The Politics of Billionaire Power
The controversy began with a series of posts on his social media platform, X, in which he questioned…
India’s Next Manufacturing Challenge: Taking MSMEs Global
India is trying to establish itself as a global manufacturing hub, but this is no longer simply about…
The Bay of Bengal: South Asia’s Emerging Frontier of Maritime Friction
Hridbina Chatterjee The Bay of Bengal occupies a central position at the receiving end of these cascading disruptions.
Xi in Washington, India in the Middle: What the Trump–Xi Summit Means for New Delhi
Divyanka Tandon The September 2026 state visit of Chinese President Xi Jinping to Washington was more than a ceremonial meeting…