Beyond Defence: How India and France Are Redrawing Their Strategic Map
Aayush Pal The two countries have moved beyond a purely defence-centric relationship and have emerged as strategic partners, which has…
PM Modi’s Diplomacy Balances Realism and Cooperation Ahead of EU Trade Talks
Anjali Singh This trip is no longer a mere act of courtesy but shows New Delhi's attempts to balance strategic…
Europe’s Quest for Strategic Independence
Raghvendra Tripathi The European project of strategic independence is real — more real today than at any point since the…
Rising Far‑Right Influence Undermines Romania’s EU Reform Agenda
Following the withdrawal of Social Democratic Party (PSD) ministers from Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan's coalition government, which deprived…
West by Name, Not by Allegiance: The Sanchez Doctrine and Spain’s Slow Pivot from Washington
Spain is seeking strategic independence and diversifying its global partnerships.
Paris at Crossroads: Reassuring Its Relevance in a Fragmented World
Anusreeta Dutta The Paris Agreement has a fundamental challenge: there is always a gap between what countries pledge and what…
From Ideology to Economy: Why Hungarian Voters Rejected Orbán’s Model
The results are a massive setback for Viktor Orban, who was widely considered one of the strongest far-right…
Hungary’s Turning Point: From Illiberal Outlier to European Mainstream
A fundamental geopolitical change with far-reaching consequences for Europe and beyond, as well as a home one, is…
Migration as Power: How Human Mobility is Reshaping Geopolitics in the Global South
Archita Gaur Migration is no longer merely a humanitarian or economic phenomenon but is increasingly being deployed as a strategic…
France–South Korea Engagement Marks Europe’s Pivot to Indo-Pacific Autonomy
Macron’s visit to South Korea focused on energy cooperation, economic collaboration, and strengthening bilateral ties.