Mark Carney’s Rise: What His Leadership Means for Canada and Global Politics
Sakshi Yadav Introduction Canada has a new political leader—Mark Carney. The former governor of the Bank of Canada and the…
Lebanon Economy: Challenges and Hopes for Recovery
Anisha Sharma Lebanon is facing one of the worst economic crises in decades, plus a devastating war against Israel that…
Why Trump is Wrong About Wars: Analysis of Rhetoric vs. Reality
Aayush Pal The president of the United States has limited ability to undo major foreign policy decisions, as U.S. policy…
Gaza Reconstruction Plan: A Clash of Visions and Self-Serving Global Interests
None of the proposed plans can succeed without international cooperation and a stable political agreement, as future conflicts…
Is Bhutan the next Sikkim? Strategic Stakes in Bhutan’s Sovereignty Amidst China’s Belligerence
Parag Gilada Bhutan and India have strengthened their strategic partnership through recent diplomatic activities that protect Bhutanese national sovereignty against…
Trump’s Address to Congress: Vision of Economic Nationalism, Security Posture, and Global Uncertainty
Shashank Pandey Trump’s speech articulated a vision of American dominance based on military might and economic independence, but it included…
Diplomatic Fallout: New Zealand Recalls its UK Envoy Over Trump Comments
The swift response reflects the need for New Zealand to stay closely aligned with the United States, a…
Trump to End Legal Status for 240,000 Ukrainians in the USA: Humanitarian Crisis on the Anvil?
Losing their legal status could lead to job losses, homelessness, and family separations and could create a major…
Can Europe Sustain the Ukraine War without US Support?
The major challenge for Europe is replacing the U.S. in Ukraine. This is an extremely difficult task because…
The Battle Over Caspian Resources: Energy, Geopolitics, and the Struggle for Control
Lakshmi Karlekar The region's capacity to utilize those deposits, however, is dependent on how well it cultivates ties with the…