When Foreign Policy Comes Home: Why India Needs Domestic Public Diplomacy
Parag Gilada India must move beyond a reactive public relations approach and adopt a more proactive model of domestic public…
Hungary’s Defiance and the Fracturing of Europe’s Ukraine Consensus
Aayush Pal Hungarian PM Viktor Orbán has been openly critical of the European Union’s financial and military support for Kyiv,…
The Structural Grammar of Revolt: Mapping the Logic of Global Protest
Divyanka Tandon ACLED event counts, World Bank Gini scores, governance ratings, and MIDI mobilisation indices reveal a combination of factors…
Hexagon Alliance: India’s Strategic Pivot in a Multipolar World
Balaji Subramanian The proposed hexagon, linking Israel, India, Greece, Cyprus, and selected Arab, African, and possibly Asian partners, is a…
Energy, Deterrence, and Escalation: The Economic Fallout of the Iran Conflict
Anjali Singh A worldwide economic shock akin to past energy crises could occur if the conflict spreads or threatens the…
Navigating the Storm: India’s Strategic Resilience in West Asia
Frank Rausan Pereira India’s influence in the Global South is not accidental. It is built on a foundation as a "Net…
Japan Acts on Oil Reserves to Counter Middle East Supply Disruptions
From the prism of international relations theory, Japan's approach is consistent with the idea of energy security, which…
From Rivalry to Fragmentation: Rethinking Security in Subcontinent
Archita Gaur The security of the region is now less about traditional inter-state rivalry and more about intersecting economic vulnerabilities,…
India Joins Pax Silica: A Strategic Technology Realignment Amid Global Supply Chain Turbulence
India’s entry into Pax Silica marks a watershed moment in securing a resilient supply chain for contemporary technology.
When Deterrence Failed: The Iran War and the Collapse of Credibility in the Pakistan–Saudi Defence Agreement
Pakistan's 2025 Strategic Mutual Defence Agreement with Riyadh has come under intense scrutiny due to Iran's retaliatory drone…