Human Rights Violations by China in Tibet
Tanu Agrawal Introduction Tibet is a highly disputed region located between the mountainous borders of China, India, Nepal, and Bhutan.…
How Israel created a water Surplus that changed the Nation
Israel is a desert with few water resources, but today it generates 20% more water than it consumes.…
Why is the Al-Aqsa Mosque a flashpoint in the Israel-Palestine relations?
Dharani Pugalanthi Background The strenuous relations between Palestinians and Israelis reared its head again after Israeli police stormed the Al-Aqsa…
G7 target Russia over Global Food & Oil Crisis
Deeksha Singh D G7 leaders on Sunday were joined by Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelensky where the members condemned Russian President Putin…
Nuclear War Threats by Russia, China, Pakistan and North Korea – Empty Rhetoric or Cause for Alarm?
Chandrashekar TS “A nuclear war can never be won and must never be fought” President Ronald Reagan Nuclear warfare, also…
PM Modi’s Europe tour: Significance and Implications for Geopolitics
If there is one leader in the world who can’t be ignored by any other leaders among 190…
China’s Mask Diplomacy: Attempts to expand its influence in Europe
Yadhu Krishna Raj and Dr. Karamala Areesh Kumar The Rise of China Aggressive China emerged as an economic superpower in the post-Soviet world order. Communist China…
A Brief look at 75 years of India-Japan relations
Today India and Japan are partners in peace, with a common interest in and complementary responsibility for promoting…
Presidential Elections in France: Its reflection on Geopolitics and India
France is going for Presidential Election this Sunday with alienation and economic hardship as the main issues. The…
Opinion | The Pacific blunder of the West and a nonstarter AUKUS
Balaji Subramanian Alarm bells are ringing in the South Pacific after the government of Solomon Island signed a framework agreement…