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
Rohan Kumar V 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…
The US Has Several Laws Similar to the CAA. So Why the Hypocrisy?
Anhad Jakhmola The US and other countries in the West should look into their history before commenting on the internal…