Rising Far‑Right Influence Undermines Romania’s EU Reform Agenda
Anjali Singh Following the withdrawal of Social Democratic Party (PSD) ministers from Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan's coalition government, which deprived…
From Trudeau’s Allegations to Carney’s Reset: How Canada Is Rethinking Khalistan
Aayush Pal Canada’s intelligence agency has identified Khalistani terrorism as a national security threat within Canada.
The Indian Diaspora and Australia’s Indo-Pacific Turn
India-born citizens are now Australia's largest immigrant population, which represents a historic demographic change with important ramifications for…
Wellington’s Wager: Why New Zealand Chose India in an Age of Uncertainty
In a landmark bilateral development, India and New Zealand have agreed on a Free Trade Agreement allowing 100…
Middle Powers Reshaping Global Order: UAE, Turkey, Indonesia, and India
Anusreeta Dutta Countries like the UAE, Turkey, and Indonesia are no longer just “ in the middle”; rather, they are…
The Silicon Siege: How the West Asian Crisis Rebuilt the Military-Industrial Complex
Parag Gilada With the inclusion of venture-backed tech giants, or the "Silicon Insurgents", the triangle has changed into a diamond.…
Zero- Sum Security: How Washington’s Gulf Pivot Could Leave Ukraine Defenseless
Shivendra Shukla The U.S. Department of Defense reportedly diverted nearly $750 million from the Prioritised Ukraine Requirement List (PURL) to…
India’s Economic Statecraft in the Maldives: Strategy, Stability and Influence
Under the SAARC Currency Swap Framework, India approved the first ₹30 billion withdrawal for the Maldives, indicating ongoing…
Mauritius Sets July Ultimatum as Chagos Agreement Remains Stalled
Mauritius has set an end-of-July 2026 deadline for the United Kingdom to finalise a long-stalled agreement on the…
The Unipolar Dusk: Middle Powers and the Grammar of a New World Order
After World War II, a new geopolitical architecture emerged in the form of the United Nations, a global…