From Trudeau’s Allegations to Carney’s Reset: How Canada Is Rethinking Khalistan
Aayush Pal Canada’s intelligence agency has identified Khalistani terrorism as a national security threat within Canada.
The Indian Diaspora and Australia’s Indo-Pacific Turn
Anjali Singh India-born citizens are now Australia's largest immigrant population, which represents a historic demographic change with important ramifications for…
Wellington’s Wager: Why New Zealand Chose India in an Age of Uncertainty
In a landmark bilateral development, India and New Zealand have agreed on a Free Trade Agreement allowing 100…
Middle Powers Reshaping Global Order: UAE, Turkey, Indonesia, and India
Anusreeta Dutta Countries like the UAE, Turkey, and Indonesia are no longer just “ in the middle”; rather, they are…
The Silicon Siege: How the West Asian Crisis Rebuilt the Military-Industrial Complex
Parag Gilada With the inclusion of venture-backed tech giants, or the "Silicon Insurgents", the triangle has changed into a diamond.…
Zero- Sum Security: How Washington’s Gulf Pivot Could Leave Ukraine Defenseless
Shivendra Shukla The U.S. Department of Defense reportedly diverted nearly $750 million from the Prioritised Ukraine Requirement List (PURL) to…
India’s Economic Statecraft in the Maldives: Strategy, Stability and Influence
Under the SAARC Currency Swap Framework, India approved the first ₹30 billion withdrawal for the Maldives, indicating ongoing…
Mauritius Sets July Ultimatum as Chagos Agreement Remains Stalled
Mauritius has set an end-of-July 2026 deadline for the United Kingdom to finalise a long-stalled agreement on the…
The Unipolar Dusk: Middle Powers and the Grammar of a New World Order
After World War II, a new geopolitical architecture emerged in the form of the United Nations, a global…
Jamaat’s Rise and the Uncertain Future of the Ganga Water Treaty
The Ganga Water Treaty has stayed intact because both sides saw it as a framework for cooperation rather…