Media Accountability and Press Freedom
In May 2026, a brief exchange in Norway sparked a debate that quickly crossed national boundaries. During a media appearance,…
The New Geopolitics of Space Militarisation
For decades, humanity has frequently envisioned outer space as a symbol of scientific discovery, technological ambition, and collective human progress.…
The Arctic Race: World’s Next Geopolitical Battleground
Global warming is not a new phenomenon. It has persisted for many decades and continues to accelerate. Yet, as the…
India’s Deadliest Missile, Agni VI, is Ready
India’s defence capabilities have entered a new phase, with reports suggesting the country’s technical readiness for developing and deploying the…
The AI Cold War: How the US–China Rivalry is Redefining Global Power
Power in the contemporary world is being subjected to a profound transformation. It is no longer confined to territorial control…
Information Wars: How Narratives Are Replacing Weapons
In the contemporary world, the nature of conflict has undergone a substantial layer of transformation. Earlier, any kind of war…
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…
How Big Tech is Redefining Sovereignty – A Case Study
The States held sovereignty, legitimacy, and the ultimate authority within their own respective boundaries. Power was clearly located within the…
The Politics of Attention: Who Controls What We See?
In the contemporary world, almost everything happening around us is connected, directly or indirectly, to the politics of attention. Earlier,…