Balendra Shah’s Rise: Shah’s RSP Keeps India-China Balance Intact
Anjali Singh Shah's outreach to foreign envoys is indicative of an attempt to avoid alignment and diversify ties, supporting a…
From Ideology to Economy: Why Hungarian Voters Rejected Orbán’s Model
Aayush Pal The results are a massive setback for Viktor Orban, who was widely considered one of the strongest far-right…
Why Negotiations Fail: A Strategic Reading of the US–Iran Talks
Dr Nanda Kishor In international relations, negotiations fall apart due to the fundamental structure of the situation, where either an agreement…
Hungary’s Turning Point: From Illiberal Outlier to European Mainstream
A fundamental geopolitical change with far-reaching consequences for Europe and beyond, as well as a home one, is…
MAGA at a Crossroads: From Unified Force to Internal Fracture
The MAGA movement and Donald Trump’s “America First” doctrine emphasised nationalism, border security, and resistance to global entanglements,…
Migration as Power: How Human Mobility is Reshaping Geopolitics in the Global South
Archita Gaur Migration is no longer merely a humanitarian or economic phenomenon but is increasingly being deployed as a strategic…
Youth Leadership in Nepal: Democratic Renewal or Populist Symbolism?
Kumar Sheni The general election became an important turning point, shaped by deep-seated dissatisfaction and impatience among the new generation.
Normalisation vs. Resistance: The Future of Arab-Israel Relations
Raghvendra Tripathi The UAE, Bahrain, and Israel came together to sign the "Abraham Accords," which would change the dynamics of…
Hybrid Warfare in Plain Sight: How Foreign Funding Stymies India’s Development
Pranav S There is a stealthy battle being waged against India's rise, not with missiles or armies, but with clipboards,…
Iran and the Illusion of Mediation: Pakistan’s Delusions of Grandeur
Ajith Shetty Heranje Pakistan is celebrating again. This time, it is telling the world that it played a crucial role in…