India’s Battle for Digital Sovereignty: The ANI-Wikipedia Defamation Case & Its Implications
Megna Devkar India seeks to bring world platforms to the bar of original laws under the Information Technology Act, 2000,…
Operation Zeppelin: Adani’s Global Counterstrike Against Financial Warfare
Pranav S Mossad cooperated in identifying the global network behind the Hindenburg attack, fearing it jeopardised not only Adani but…
Outcomes of Canada’s 2025 Elections: Turning the Tide and the Recalibration of India-Canada Relations
Bishwarupa Kar Carney's victory could help safeguard Canada's sovereignty from American pressures while also strengthening partnerships with "like-minded" countries, such…
A War of Attrition: The US-China Economic Standoff and Its Global Fallout
Lakshmi Karlekar & HM Greeshma The confrontation creates a long rift that will not only hamper these two intricately linked economies but also…
From Detrimental Wokeism to Hinduphobia: Why Trump’s Action on Harvard Matters Beyond America
Aayush Pal It would be in the interest of Harvard and other Ivy League universities to come to an understanding…
Trump’s New Gamble: Peace Talks with Iran Amid West Asia’s Nuclear Dilemma
President Trump believes that the only way to bring peace in the region of West Asia is to…
The Extradition of Tahawwur Hussain Rana: A Landmark in Counter-Terrorism and India–US Strategic Relations
Dr Nanda Kishor The timing of Rana’s extradition coincides with a shifting global security order in the Indo-Pacific, where the United…
The Price of Protectionism: Economic and Geopolitical Repercussions of U.S. Tariffs on India
Though the 26% tariff is a challenge, India has an opportunity at hand to push forward with economic…
India and the U.S. at a Crossroads: The Impact of Reciprocal Tariffs on Trade and Growth
Shashank Pandey Reciprocal tariffs, at its heart, is designed to use leverage to make trading partners negotiate better terms and…
Political Pressure on Universities in the US: A Case Study of Columbia University
Sakshi Yadav The administration believed that universities were becoming hotbeds of political activism and, in this case, were seen as…