Breaking the Dollar Hegemony: BRICS and the Emergence of a New Global Financial Pivot
Sughosh Joshi For BRICS, the real success may lie not in replacing the dollar overnight, but in building credible alternatives…
Hydro-Hegemony: China using Water as a Weapon?
Vibha Hareesh Pema Khandu, the Chief Minister of Arunachal Pradesh, has stated that the dam can prove to be an…
India’s Tech Imperative: Scaling R&D for a Strategic Future
Balaji Subramanian India must now have institutions like DARPA lead our national strategic tech in quantum secure communication, AI for…
The Weight of a Reincarnation: Tibet’s Spiritual Destiny at Geopolitical Crossroads
Raghvendra Tripathi For the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), religion is a realm to be managed, regulated, and ultimately controlled.
Fast-Tracking India’s Defence: Indigenous Procurement Powers Strategic Independence
Piyush Anand The emergency defence purchase of ₹2,000 crore is one of the biggest fast-track procurement projects undertaken by the…
India’s AI Moment: Aligning Ambition with Strategy and Governance
Divyanka Tandon AI is too important to be left to bureaucrats and tech boards—it must be democratised—strategically, socially, and politically.
Jaishankar’s China Visit: Navigating Normalisation and Strategic Concerns
Aayush Pal Foreign Minister Jaishankar’s visit to China is the first in five years. His visit to China is for…
The Indus Waters Treaty: Legacy, Challenges, and the Role of Arbitration
Megna Devkar The Indus Waters Treaty (IWT), a post-independence treaty signed and implemented in 1960 by India and Pakistan under…
The Great Tech Game: How Technology Is Redefining Global Power and National Destiny
Daljeet Singh In a world increasingly controlled by algorithms, chips, and digital platforms, national power is no longer measured just…
Russia–Pakistan Relations: A Strategic Shift or Overblown Concern?
Nishant Kumar Hota In recent years, Russia has made quiet but significant moves to improve its ties with Pakistan. A particularly…