Rethinking the KMT’s China Outreach under Cheng Li Wun: Implications for China, Taiwan and the U.S
The recent visit of Cheng Li-wun, chairperson of Taiwan’s opposition party Kuomintang (KMT), has drawn the attention of scholars and…
Pakistan’s Balochistan Conflict: Current Dynamics and Future Repercussions
Balochistan is a historically and culturally distinct region that spans three countries – southwestern Pakistan, southeastern Iran, and southern Afghanistan.…
Will Trump’s Exit from NATO Be the Biggest Geopolitical Gain for Russia
Frictions have emerged between the United States and its North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) allies over the latter’s refusal to…
China Amidst Israel-US War With Iran
The confrontation involving Israel, Iran, and the United States is no longer confined to the Middle East, it is escalating…
Oil Crisis 2026 : Why the World Must Rethink Energy Security
In order to easily comprehend the politics of oil crisis 2026, it is first necessary to examine the ongoing global…
From Globalisation to Fragmentation: Is the World Economy Dividing into Strategic Blocs?
The core structure of the global economy is undergoing a noticeable transformation. Before interrogating the contemporary realignment of the global…
After Khamenei’s Death: A Strategic Turning Point or the Beginning of a New Power Recalibration?
When the news broke that Iran’s Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, had been killed in coordinated strikes attributed to Israel…
Defence Diplomacy in the Indo-Pacific: ‘Is India Shaping Power Without Alliances?’
Before delving deep into India’s evolving role in the Indo-Pacific, it is quite necessary to understand what alliances really signify…
‘Only Two Who Get Things Done’: What Donald Trump’s Remark on Modi Actually Tells Us
When Donald Trump remarked that he and Prime Minister Narendra Modi were “the only two who get things done,” the…