The US Congress Passes “Resolve Tibet Act”, Reopens Debate on Tibet’s Autonomy
Rohan Kumar V The overwhelming approval of the “Resolve Tibet Act” in the US Congress can be regarded as an important…
Saudi Arabia Ends 75-Year Petrodollar Agreement with the U.S.: A New Era in Global Economics?
Srijan kumar Saudi Arabia, which has been under a petrodollar agreement with the United States for the last 75 years,…
The Korean Balloon Wars and Tactical Alliances: The New Cold War in Asia-Pacific
Aayush Pal This exchange of trash balloons is seen as an attempt to escalate tensions and provoke each other amid…
Mexico’s Blood-Soaked Ballots: The Intersection of Democracy and Cartel Power
Divith Narendra As reports find, between 2000 and 2022, 1,271 politicians have been murdered across Mexico, a host of them…
India’s New Coalition Government – Navigating Foreign Policy Challenges
The coalition government must put national security first without sacrificing goodwill with its constituents or its neighbours. It…
International Leadership and Modi 3.0 – Who Congratulated and Who Dithered!
Hima Teja B Chinese media and Chinese authors in foreign media organizations have repeatedly been saying that India's economic ambitions will…
Conviction of Donald Trump: Repercussions and Impact on US Presidential Polls
There have been allegations that the Democratic regime is hijacking the independent constitutional institutions of the USA to…
Arab Funding in US Universities – Endeavouring Pan-Islamism Through Education
Sahana A Middle Eastern nations are leveraging their wealth to gain a significant foothold in global affairs through strategic investments…
India and the WTO: A Relationship with Fissures
Bhagyashree Gupta India is one of the primary players responsible for power shifts in the WTO in recent years as…
Quest for Hegemony: Understanding Philippines’ Standoff with China in the South China Sea
Unlike his predecessor Rodrigo Duterte, President Ferdinand Marcus has been critical of China’s violations of its maritime boundaries…