Silencing the Suffering: China’s Economic Might and the Complicity of Muslim Nations in the Uyghur Crisis
Aayush Pal The CCP has indulged in the persecution of Uyghur Muslims, enforced disappearance, torture, murder, and institutionalized and directed…
The Re-emergence of the Cold War?
Ananya Dubey With China and pro-Russian organisations composed of former Soviet republics on one hand and NATO and many European…
Behind the Headlines: Exploring Chinese Secret Propaganda In India
Ashish Keserwani According to an NYT report, a network tied to Neville Roy Singham funded an Indian news portal ‘NewsClick’…
Quo Vadis Xi and PLA?
Balaji Subramanian If one were to delve into the history of China until 1976, when Mao Zedong one of the…
Mystery, Intrigue and Suspense: The Saga of Ousting China’s Foreign Minister Qin Gang
The circumstances surrounding Qin Gang’s removal as Foreign Minister are multifaceted and complex, involving potential personal misconduct, power…
Reviving the India-Sri Lanka Ties, One Step at a Time!
Anhad Jakhmola Sri Lankan President Ranil Wickremesinghe reached New Delhi on the 20th of July. This was his maiden visit…
Pakistan | Why an IMF Loan Cannot Assure Recovery of a Failed State
Shreyas Goutham Pakistan was recently given an IMF bailout of $3 billion as a short-term relief to avoid bankruptcy. This…
Ukraine’s NATO Quest: Challenges and Prospects in the Emerging Geopolitical Landscape
Harshita Sabharwal & Ashish Varghese Mathew While Ukraine’s NATO membership would bring numerous benefits, such as enhanced security and economic ties, it also faces…
How China is Duping the World by Projecting Itself as a ‘Peace Broker’
Anmol Kumar While China is chanting for peace and realignment in West Asia, “Chinese Wisdom” is producing conflicts in South…
OPEC+ Production Cuts: Response to Market Dynamics or an Ominous Sign of the Times to Come?
Harshita Sabharwal Saudi Arabia and Russia have announced a surprise cut in crude oil output, sending shockwaves through the industry…