Badr Memorandum: Emerging Defence-Industrial Partnership and Its Geopolitical Implications
Aayush Pal The memorandum seeks to expand cooperation in technical training, research and development, military production, and the broader defence-industrial…
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…
Poland’s Deepening Political Crisis: Judicial Independence, EU Influence and the Battle for Warsaw’s Strategic Direction
Poland is witnessing a deepening political crisis as Prime Minister Donald Tusk faces accusations of attempting a coup…
Midterms 2026: A Referendum on Trump’s Leadership
The midterm elections, held two years after President Donald Trump returned to the White House, are widely regarded…
Lula’s Fourth Act: Brazil’s Electoral Comeback and the Geopolitical Test Ahead
In a major development, Brazil’s incumbent president, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, has staged a remarkable comeback, securing…
Beyond Strategic Alignment: Structural Plateaus and Protectionism in Indo-Pacific Partnerships
Hridbina Chatterjee Strategic alignment, particularly within the Indo-Pacific framework and the Quad, is no longer automatically translating into preferential market…
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…
Serbia at a Crossroads: The Student Revolt Challenging a Decade of Political Dominance
The student-led movement, organised under the Student List, has emerged as a major political force, signalling a new…
Rubio’s India Visit: Energy, Trade and the Limits of American Pressure
Kumar Satish The visit highlights a central contradiction in contemporary American foreign policy: Washington seeks to pressure India over its…
The Global Gen Z Protest Wave: Organic Uprising or a New Tool for Political Destabilisation?
The simultaneous emergence of these movements raises a fundamental question: have protests become a pretext for political actors…