Savouring Diplomacy: How India Uses Culinary Heritage to Build Global Bridges
Parag Gilada 1. Food as Soft Power: India leverages its diverse culinary heritage to build diplomatic relations and enhance cultural…
BRICS and the Taliban – A New Chapter in Global Alliances
The Taliban seeks to join BRICS to re-enter the global economy and shift away from Western economic influence.…
China Fires Long-Range Missile into Pacific Ocean in Rare Test
Manish BL China test-fired an intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) into the Pacific Ocean, marking the first such launch in over…
A Historic and Unprecedented Cyber-Attack by Israel Defeats Hezbollah Psychologically
Anmol Kumar West Asia has been in the grip of direct and indirect confrontation between Israel and the “Axis of…
Allies in Ambiguity: Navigating the Tightrope of Indo-US Diplomacy Amid Khalistani Conundrum
Diksha Bharti The Quad summit and Modi’s visit to the US come at a time when Indo-US relations are poised…
Bangladesh to have ‘normal relations’ with Pakistan
Bangladesh's Foreign Affairs Adviser Mohammed Touhid Hossein emphasized that his country's ties with Pakistan should not be limited…
Water Wars – The Indus Waters Treaty as a Flashpoint in India-Pakistan Relations
India’s Call for Treaty Reconsideration: India has officially requested a reconsideration of the Indus Waters Treaty, citing demographic,…
Mossad’s Covert Strike on Hezbollah: Lesson for India’s Security
Rohan Kumar V For India, it is a clear message that its defence system should be upgraded and safeguarded effectively. India…
Unravelling the Role of Religion in the Israel-Hamas Conflict from an IR Theory Perspective
Dr Nanda Kishor & Anmol Kumar International relations (IR) as a subject is not old, and its study began in the early 20th century.…
QUAD in the Indo-Pacific: Can Rhetoric Turn into Action in the South China Sea?
Bishwarupa Kar The outcome can go two ways: either India can revise its traditional stance and incorporate the military angle…