Understanding Punjab, Sikhism, and Khalistan: Part 2
Balaji Subramanian The British colonial government assumed control over various religious institutions, including Sikh Gurdwaras, as part of their policy…
Quest for Hegemony: Understanding Philippines’ Standoff with China in the South China Sea
Aayush Pal Unlike his predecessor Rodrigo Duterte, President Ferdinand Marcus has been critical of China’s violations of its maritime boundaries…
Understanding Punjab, Sikhism, and Khalistan: Part 1
The advent of British control over the Punjab region in India after the death of Maharaja Ranjit Singh…
The US Has Several Laws Similar to the CAA. So Why the Hypocrisy?
Anhad Jakhmola The US and other countries in the West should look into their history before commenting on the internal…
India’s Multilateral Engagements: An Analysis
Riddhik Parashar India’s strategy of multilateral engagement has been imperative when it comes to the concept of “strategic autonomy” where…
Crocus City Hall Massacre – The Nexus Between Perpetrators (ISIS-K) and the US Revealed!
ISIS-K leader Shahab al-Muhajir served as a special guard for Afghan Vice President Abdul Rashid Dostum during the…
Wag the Dog? Why the US Wanted the Ukraine War
Srijan kumar With Afghanistan no longer a distraction, and the 2022 US elections looming, withdrawing from a stalemate not being…
Senegal’s Independence from Neocolonialism: Setbacks in Africa Results in Macron’s Anti-Russian Rhetoric
Newly elected President of Senegal Bassirou Diomaye Faye has promised to review oil and gas deals with Western…
Serpents in the Balkans: US Sponsored ‘Color Revolution’, Russian Obligation and President Vučić’s Geopolitical Gambit
President Aleksandar Vučić's policies resulted in the largest anti-government protests which were revealed to be a planned Western…
Cash-Strapped Pakistan Eyes Trade Revival with India: Motive Behind the Proposition
Sourabh Shetty In 1996, India accorded the MFN status to Pakistan and in August 2012 it announced a reduction of…