The F-35 Stalemate, China’s J-20, and the Post-Abraham Accords Calculus
In the volatile matrix of Middle Eastern geopolitics, where allegiances shift and national interests outweigh ideological alliances, the evolving defe...
International
Zohran Mamdani and the Rebirth of American Politics
When the night of November 4 descended upon New York City, it carried with it not merely the results of another election, but the tremor of history being rewritten. The victory of Zohran Mamdani — a Muslim, the son of immigrants from South Asia, and an unapologetic progressive — marked a watershed moment in American urban politics. For a city that...
Trump’s ‘Economic Freedom Day’ and a terrified Tariff Rules Mean for South Asia
In an era when global trade diplomacy is often crafted behind closed doors with carefully calculated caution, President Donald Trump has once again sh...
Gaza, Epstein, and the Banality of Empire
The Epstein spectacle distracts from structural power: U.S. support for Israel and the devastation in Gaza reflect entrenched imperial strategy, not b...
USA election and the future foreign policy
In today's interconnected world, the role of foreign policy has never been more crucial in addressing pressing global challenges. In order to address...
EU 2.0: A visionary blueprint for tomorrow
As European parliamentarians return from their summer recess, the perennial call for a structural overhaul of the European Union resurfaces. This year...
South Asia’s emerging power struggle
nalysts believe that the political climate of South Asia has become unstable due to the dramatic loss of power of the former Prime Minister of Banglad...
Conspiracy of Zionism and Hinduism must be stopped
India's ongoing hostilities with its neighbors are influenced by communal political ambitions, particularly in relation to Muslim-majority countries....
The Farce of Kais Saied’s Tyranny: How Tunisia’s Tragedy Mirrors Its Past
In a somber twist that many saw coming but few wished to acknowledge, Tunisian President Kais Saied has claimed a second term, a victory marred by an...
Why Arab States are Silent on Israel’s Aggression?
In the midst of Israel's military escalation in Gaza, with whispers of expansion into Lebanon, the geopolitical inertia of Arab nations raises questio...
30 Years of Rwandan Genocide: The Retrospection and Lessons Humanity Must Grasp
During a solemn assembly in Kigali last month, in April 2024, marking three decades since the Rwandan Genocide, President Paul Kagame delivered a poig...
Redefining Regional Security: The Historic Trilateral Defense Pact
The Asia-Pacific region has always been a hotbed of geopolitical complexities. With global power struggles, overlapping territorial claims, and mariti...
Post-Hasina Bangladesh: Redefining Relations with Pakistan
For years, a significant segment of Bangladesh’s population harbored aspirations for stronger ties with Pakistan. However, this sentiment remained lar...
The Rise of the European Far Right: A Political Shift in the Making
A seismic political transformation is taking shape across Europe. The continent appears to be on the verge of what analysts are calling a “far-right s...
Sea of Discord: The Geopolitical Showdown in the Eastern Mediterranean
In the eastern Mediterranean, countries are competing for access to recently discovered gas fields. Legal disputes over these fields are merging with...
War as a Ladder: Power Dynamics in the Post-World War II Era
In the epic Game of Thrones series, the quote "Chaos is not merely a pit that may swallow us whole; chaos is a ladder" resonates deeply. It suggests t...
The Shifting Sands of Oil: Myths, Markets, and the Messy Reality of Energy’s Future
In recent years, a chorus of projections from economists, policy think tanks, and international energy agencies has signaled a dramatic inflection poi...
The Rise of China and the Shifting Global Power Dynamics
The recent ascent of China has been truly remarkable, propelling the nation from a struggling agrarian society to a global economic powerhouse. This r...
Beyond Headlines: Hunger Escalates in War-Torn Sudan
Sudan faces an alarming risk of famine. A recent United Nations report highlights a severe and rapid decline in food security over the past six months...