Rising Tension in the Nile: Analyzing the GERD and its Geopolitical Repercussions
Aayush Pal The geopolitical dynamics surrounding the Nile River centred on the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD), represent a crucial…
Coup d’état: Sudan, Women and the World
Anushka Dwivedi The civil war in Sudan will impact the global economy and the flow of trade between the nations…
African Union in G20: Forging New Alliances Shows India’s Global Leadership that is Equitable and Inclusive
India’s active role in securing the African Union’s rightful place in the G20 serves as a poignant reminder…
Niger | Unraveling the Complexities of the Ongoing Coup
The unfolding situation in Niger is a multifaceted crisis, caused by intertwining political turmoil, public sentiment, international players…
Dr Jaishankar in Tanzania – Fostering Ties with The African Subcontinent in the Era of Multilateralism
Ashish Varghese Mathew During his 4-day visit to Dar es Salaam, Tanzania India’s External Affairs Minister Dr S Jaishankar addressed the…
Understanding the Crisis in Sudan – Saga of One-upmanship, Past Fissures and Interference
Charushi Chakole The key reason now is the conflict over dominance between the Rapid Support Forces (RSF), a paramilitary organisation,…
Nigeria Presidential Elections – What does it mean for Africa and India
Nigeria’s Presidential election concluded on 25 February 2023 when Bola Tinubu was elected as the president of Nigeria,…
Can Religion-based Demographic Imbalance Divide Countries?
Swara Murthy Startling revelations after Dr Mohan Bhagwat cited East Timor, South Sudan and Kosovo as case studies for Demographic…
‘Hidden Debt’ that Trapped Uganda
SamvadaWorld Staff Uganda is facing the biggest national crisis as it has been forced to surrender its only international airport…
Why did Nicaragua side with China against Taiwan?
Last week, Nicaragua decided to sever diplomatic links with Taiwan and recognize the People’s Republic of China leaving…