Unrest in Belgrade President Vucic Alleges Foreign Interference in Color Revolution Attempt
Aayush Pal President Vucic has accused Western powers of sponsoring the unrest due to his steadfast ties with Russia and…
Ceasefire Diplomacy: Putin’s Protean Strategy
Putin's decision to pursue a ceasefire reflects a multifaceted strategy that considers the geopolitical context, human costs, and…
Understanding Multifaceted African Response to the Israeli-Palestine Conflict
The African response to the Israeli-Gaza conflict is multifaceted, reflecting historical alliances, diplomatic considerations, and evolving geopolitical dynamics.…
India-Oman Relations: Building a Strong “All-Weather” Partnership
Srijan kumar The enduring connection between the ruling family of Oman and India is built on mutual respect and cooperation.…
Houthi Movement: Understanding the Regional Dynamics and Geopolitical Ripples
The Houthi movement is a complex player in the broader geopolitical landscape, with its actions shaping not only…
Unravelling Dynamics: Assessing the Progression of ‘India Out’ Campaign in Maldives
Ashish Keserwani Indicating a foreign policy shift, neglecting India, the Muizzu administration is reaching out to Türkiye and China, who…
China’s Power Play In the Garb of Economics: Xi Jinping’s Hanoi Sojourn and Vietnam’s Global Balancing Act
Though economic cooperation was the focal point, Xi aimed to align Hanoi with China's foreign policy vision, emphasizing…
Orbán’s Standoff: Decoding Hungary’s EU Discord and Its Impact on Ukraine’s Aid
Despite allowing Ukraine's EU membership talks to proceed, Orbán's veto of the aid package to Ukraine has surprised…
Middle East Diplomacy: Saudi-Israel Relations Amidst Conflict
Charushi Chakole The suspension of normalization talks with Israel underscores Saudi Arabia’s attempt to align itself with public sentiment without…
Poland Polls | As Tusk Takes the Helm, EU’s Liberal Agenda Gets a Boost
Donald Tusk's return as Poland's prime minister signals a shift in the country's political landscape, ending eight years…