Why South Asia Is Turning Away from India
India’s influence in South Asia is waning as strained ties with neighbors like Maldives, Nepal, and Bangladesh contrast with China’s growing regional dominance. Despite its "Neighbourhood First"...
Battle Lines Drawn: Israel’s Push into Lebanon
Israel’s ground operation in Lebanon marks a major escalation in its conflict with Hezbollah. Read about the military action, civilian impact, and growing regional tensions involving Syria and Iran.
How Governments Lost Control to Tech Giants?
Explore how tech companies like X and Starlink have gained power over governments, and how states can reclaim control through regulation and transparency
Trump Survives Two Close Calls Amid Polarized Climate
In two months, Donald Trump survived two assassination attempts, reflecting the rising political violence in the U.S. These incidents underscore deepening divisions and the increasing normalization...
Redefining Borders: The Future of Immigration in Europe and the U.S.
Immigration policies in Europe and the U.S. are changing with growing political, economic, and humanitarian challenges. Germany accepts asylum seekers, while Hungary and Poland resist migrant quotas....
Why Modi’s Victory Is More Like a Defeat
A central question now looms over the formation of the next government: Can Prime Minister Modi rule while dependent on other parties, something he has never done before?
Freedom Of Speech 'Under Assault' In USA
The USA, which claimed itself as the ‘land of free’, now experiencing grave assault on freedom of speech and rights to protest in its own ‘free’ land.
What Next After Unprecedent Iranian Strike on Israel
Although most of the weapons were intercepted by Israel and its allies, including the United States, this was Iran's first direct attack on Israel from Iranian soil, and it holds significant...
Eight Decades, One Nation: America's Cyclical Confrontation with War
An intriguing 80-year cycle courses through American history, resonating with global significance. Every eight decades, the nation confronts an existential internal crisis, a crucible often tempered...
Five Issues To Watch as India Readying for World’s Largest Election
India is gearing up for an electoral feat of unprecedented scale, set to take place in April-May. To effectively conduct the world’s biggest electoral process, voting machines are being delivered...
How social media Could Sabotage 2024 Elections around the World
This year is the global election year as nearly 2 billion people will participate in more than 50 elections across the world. As technology becomes more influential in various domains, the elections...
Julia Sebutinde: The lone dissenter in the ICJ’s ruling on Palestine
On January 26, 2024, the International Court of Justice (ICJ) issued a landmark ruling in favor of South Africa, which had filed a case against Israel for alleged genocide of the Palestinians in...
What to Expect from Trump's Potential Second Term
As 2024 unfolds, the possibility of Donald Trump reclaiming the presidency stirs a mix of curiosity and concern both at home and abroad. Imagine, it's November, and Trump is back on the Capitol...
The Doomsday Clock, Once Symbol – Is Now a Joke?
The Doomsday Clock is a symbol that represents the likelihood of a human-made global catastrophe, in the opinion of the members of the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists. The clock is a metaphor, not...
India Prepares to Inaugurate Ram Temple on the Site of Babri Mosque
A long-standing flashpoint in India's sectarian politics is set to culminate tomorrow as the consecration of the Ram Mandir, a Hindu temple, looms large on January 22, 2024.
Arabs' Food Waste Soars as 828m People Worldwide Are Hungry
In Saudi Arabia, the challenge of food waste poses a significant threat to the nation's food security, despite the existing shortfall in domestic food production. According to a recent report from...
