The War That Hasn’t Ended: West Asia After October 7
Aayush Pal The ceasefire may have reduced the intensity of the conflict, but it has not resolved the fundamental political…
Xi’s Military Purge: What It Signals for China, India and Taiwan
Kumar Satish China is simultaneously modernising its military, increasing pressure around Taiwan, expanding its military presence in the Indo-Pacific and…
Debt, Dissent and a Divided Parliament: What Is Breaking in France?
Years of state-led fiscal policies have created a state debt of around €3.6 trillion, equivalent to nearly 119%…
Xi Jinping in Washington: Can China and the US Move Beyond Confrontation?
The most significant development to emerge from the visit was that China and the United States extended their…
The GEP Revolution: Bhutan’s Bold Bet on Ecosystem Accounting
Anjali Singh By adopting Gross Ecosystem Product (GEP) as an approach to measure development in the country, Bhutan has embarked…
The Geography of Data Is Becoming the Geography of Power
Archita Gaur A country's ability to attract technology investment may no longer depend solely on its talent pool, internet penetration…
Conflict as Statecraft: Understanding Iran’s Strategic Culture and Anti-Americanism
Dr Mohmmad Rizwan Iran currently pursues a policy of rivalry with the United States and its regional allies.
Beyond Water: Pakistan’s Victimhood Narrative and the Indus Water Treaty
Pakistan's leadership has always promoted the notion of Pakistan as a victim of India's transgression from the country's…
From Hangzhou to Ahmedabad: India’s March Towards Sporting Power
Parag Gilada As India relentlessly expands its geopolitical footprint, its sporting trajectory from the historic, multi-discipline performance at the Hangzhou…
Can India Trade Without the Dollar? The Rupee-Rouble Experiment Faces Its Biggest Test
The real test of de-dollarisation, therefore, is not whether countries can stop using the dollar, but whether they…