Resource-Rich, Security-Poor: The Sahel’s Paradox of Plenty
Aayush Pal The region possesses almost everything that could make it one of the most prosperous parts of Africa. However,…
Modi’s Seychelles Visit Reinforces India’s Indian Ocean Strategy
Prime Minister of India Narendra Modi visited the Indian Ocean island nation of Seychelles, an important visit at…
Red Sea Realignment: Israel, Somaliland, and the New Horn Geometry
The visit comes months after Israel became the first country in the world to officially recognise Somaliland, the…
EAM S. Jaishankar Concludes Caribbean Tour with Signing of Eight Major Agreements
Anjali Singh India’s External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar wrapped up his two-day visit to Trinidad and Tobago.
From Minerals to Microchips: India’s Multi-Sectoral Strategy in Post-Conflict Sudan
Hridbina Chatterjee The 9th Foreign Office Consultations (FOC) between India and Sudan, which took place in Port Sudan on May…
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 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
Western Sahara is not merely a political dispute; it has strong geo-economic and strategic significance as the region…