American Exceptionalism and the Paradox of U.S. Foreign Policy
Mohmmad Rizwan American exceptionalism is rooted in the belief that the United States is a unique political and economic experiment…
Germany’s India Outreach: Defence, Trade, and a New European Reset
Aayush Pal Chancellor Merz's visit comes at a time when Germany is increasingly looking towards Asia, particularly India, amid economic…
From the League’s Collapse to the UN’s Paralysis: Is the Global Order Still Rule-Based or Power-Driven?
Ajith Shetty Heranje When a crisis affects Europe or the West, it is immediately framed as a global problem. The world…
Denmark’s Migration Debate and the Challenge of National Identity
Tejashree P V Over the past four decades, Denmark has evolved into a country characterised by high levels of immigration, diversity,…
ADMM Plus and the Quest for Inclusive Regional Security in Southeast Asia
Faareha Usmani The ADMM Plus dialogue is regarded as the highest defence consultative meeting in the Southeast Asian region that…
When Truth Becomes Optional: The DOJ’s Credibility Crisis and America’s Moral Decline
Pranav S A state that cannot guarantee the truth in its own sworn papers cannot accurately assess the democratic health…
The Saudi–UAE Rift: Red Sea Conflict and Yemen’s Unending War
Antara Deka On 2 January 2026, UAE-backed forces clashed with Saudi Arabian troops after accusing Riyadh of conducting airstrikes. Days…
From Abandonment to Bargaining: Return of Transactional U.S.–Pakistan Ties Under Trump 2.0
Throughout the history of bilateral relations, Washington has consistently prioritised military interests over moral norms and democratic principles…
U.S. Intervention in Venezuela and the Future of China’s Influence in Latin America
The USA’s takeover of Venezuela and its control over its oil reserves indirectly pose a threat to China’s…
Venezuela and Dollar Imperialism: How Hard Power Now Defends Financial Hegemony
Mani Bhushan Without Venezuela, USD devaluation or gold revaluation would have been inevitable.