Liberating From the West’s Shackles: African Sahel Nations Rise Against Neocolonialism
Aayush Pal Africa's Sahel region is rising against Western neocolonialism as it drives out foreign troops, winds up military bases,…
The Radical and Ruinous Ideas of the Frankfurt School
Dr. Niranjan B Poojar The Frankfurt School advocated for a transformative cultural revolution that targeted various societal institutions, including family, education, media,…
India and the WTO: A Relationship with Fissures
Bhagyashree Gupta India is one of the primary players responsible for power shifts in the WTO in recent years as…
Understanding Punjab, Sikhism, and Khalistan: Part 3
Balaji Subramanian For ten long years, from 1983 Punjab was tormented by a relentless campaign of terror; but by 1993,…
China’s Geopolitical Missteps – Analysing China’s Vietnam Stance
The reluctance of Western countries to engage economically with China further exacerbates the situation, leading it to seek…
The Unending Game – Decoding the Guardian’s Report on Killings of Terrorists in Pakistan
Viswapramod C It is quite curious and suspicious that despite knowing the Indian Involvement in these incidents (as claimed by…
Escalating Tensions: The Israeli-Iranian Conflict and Its Regional Ramifications
Srijan kumar Possible Iranian retaliation may include equivalent attacks, such as targeting Israeli embassies in third countries. Iran may opt…
Quest for Hegemony: Understanding Philippines’ Standoff with China in the South China Sea
Unlike his predecessor Rodrigo Duterte, President Ferdinand Marcus has been critical of China’s violations of its maritime boundaries…
The US Has Several Laws Similar to the CAA. So Why the Hypocrisy?
Anhad Jakhmola The US and other countries in the West should look into their history before commenting on the internal…
India’s Multilateral Engagements: An Analysis
Riddhik Parashar India’s strategy of multilateral engagement has been imperative when it comes to the concept of “strategic autonomy” where…