Why the Arctic Matters to India: Climate Change, Shipping, and Strategic Competition
Daljeet Singh Changes in the Arctic influence India's climate, maritime trade, energy security, and foreign policy.
From the Two-Nation Theory to Internal Colonialism: Contradictions in Pakistan’s Nation-Building Project
Dr Mohmmad Rizwan The purpose of this article is not to describe the present protest but to demonstrate how the colonial…
Beyond Borders, Onto Podiums: How the Sports Passport Can Weaponise India’s Global Soft Power
Parag Gilada The Sports Passport is not just a pamphlet but a nuanced instrument of engagement with a diaspora, a…
The New Great Game in the Himalayas: Infrastructure, Influence and the India–China Contest
Divyanka Tandon The border between India and China has never truly been settled. The Line of Actual Control (LAC) —…
Quad Organization’s Status Under Trump’s Second Term
The ongoing U.S.-Israel military collaboration against Iran has once again entangled the United States in West Asia.
Myanmar’s New Leadership and the Geopolitics of Regional Connectivity
Kumar Sheni The country occupies one of the most strategically important geographical positions in Asia, connecting South Asia, Southeast Asia,…
The Return of Middle Powers in the Geoeconomic Order
Archita Gaur The role of these nations shows that the nature of geopolitics in the global world has changed dramatically…
Cinema and Our Dreams: What Cinema Reveals About Achievement
Ananda Mathews Cinema often portrays individuals striving toward their dreams, reinforcing the idea that pursuing one’s goals is a worthy…
From Oil to Minerals: How Supply Chains Became Instruments of Geopolitical Power
The new frontier of resource power is not in the oil field but in the mine shafts.
Beyond the Iron Brotherhood: The Evolution of China–Pakistan Relations
The primary foundation of the Sino-Pakistan partnership is rooted in their mutual animosity for India.