Sudan’s Neverending War: The Silent Catastrophe the World Overlooked
Aayush Pal With nearly 60000 people killed since the start of the war, 13 million displaced, and major cities turned…
Political Turmoil in Madagascar: Military Takeover and the Shadows of Post-Colonial Legacy
Garima Sharma An elite military unit, CAPSAT, has suspended and seized power in Madagascar amid widespread dissatisfaction with poverty, unemployment,…
The Orchestrators of the ‘Gen Z’ Protests – Who’s Pulling the Strings?
The current wave of protests serves as a lesson for governments to be transparent, accountable, and responsive to…
Deportation to Eswatini: A Controversial U.S. Move That Raises Legal and Ethical Questions
Sakshi Yadav The U.S. sent the individuals convicted of serious crimes, including murder and child rape, to a third country,…
Rekindling South–South Solidarity: Modi’s Landmark Visit to Ghana
Shashank Pandey On the economic front, India and Ghana decided to double bilateral trade from the current around USD 3.3…
BRICS, Israel, and White Farmers: What’s Behind Trump’s Tough Stand on South Africa?
South Africa’s key role in the Global South and BRICS, which challenges the U.S.-led world order, has created…
President João Lourenço’s State Visit to India: A Strategic Milestone in Angola-India Relations
A key takeaway from the visit was India’s announcement of a US$200 million Line of Credit to modernise…
M23 Rebels’ Advance in the DRC: A Deep-Rooted Regional Conflict with Global Implications
The eastern DRC is one of the most conflict-ridden regions in the world, mainly due to its vast…
Congo’s Silent War: The M23 Rebellion and the Battle for a Nation’s Soul
The rebels of the M23 are back, stronger than before with advanced weapons and well-planned attacks, and have…
Ethiopia and Somalia on the Verge of a New Relationship: Navigating Access, Sovereignty, and Regional Stability
Prajwal K M In addition to offering the possibility of better economic and political relations, it could also lay the foundations…