Mauritius Sets July Ultimatum as Chagos Agreement Remains Stalled
Anjali Singh Mauritius has set an end-of-July 2026 deadline for the United Kingdom to finalise a long-stalled agreement on the…
The Next Geopolitical Fault Line: Climate Migration, Borders, and Power in Crisis
Anusreeta Dutta Migration due to climate change is no longer just a possibility for the future; it is happening right…
The Ground Beneath Their Feet: How the Global South Is Rewriting the Rules of Green Power
Daljeet Singh The Salar de Uyuni, which spans an area roughly the size of Jamaica, contains what geologists consider to…
Hexagon Alliance: India’s Strategic Pivot in a Multipolar World
Balaji Subramanian The proposed hexagon, linking Israel, India, Greece, Cyprus, and selected Arab, African, and possibly Asian partners, is a…
Africa’s New Strategic Fault Line Runs Through Western Sahara
Aayush Pal Western Sahara is not merely a political dispute; it has strong geo-economic and strategic significance as the region…
From Aid Recipient to Agenda Setter: India’s Development Diplomacy in Africa and the Indo-Pacific
India’s development diplomacy is characterised by partnership-based engagement, making it an agenda-setter that presents an alternative to the…
How and Why Nigeria Turned Confrontation into Collaboration with the USA
Anshika Agarwal The vast oil reserves of Nigeria give it strategic importance, and the US National Security Strategy places a…
AU Summit Discusses Governance, Called for an End to “Extermination” of Palestinians, and Focused on Regional Conflicts
At the 39th African Union (AU) Summit in Addis Ababa, the organisation’s leadership delivered one of its strongest…
Israel’s Recognition of Somaliland – Shifting Balance of Power in the Horn of Africa
The Somali President has described Israel’s action as a blatant violation of Somalia’s sovereignty. Arab partners, including Qatar,…
A War Beyond Ceasefire: Why the Congo–Rwanda Conflict Defies Mediation
Despite agreeing to a ceasefire strongly promoted by the U.S. President, the Democratic Republic of Congo soon saw…