China Tech Rivalries – How the EU Navigates U.S.
Washington increasingly defines Beijing as a competitor. Brussels chooses a more layered description: partner, competitor, and systemic rival at once.…
Democracy vs Authoritarianism: The World in Tug-of-War
In the early 2020s, the world is facing an intense battle between democratic and authoritarian values. Democracy – “rule by…
Why The World Is Silent on Atrocities on Bangladeshi Hindus
On June 26, a 21-year-old Hindu woman was raped by a local politician in Bangladesh’s Cumilla district. The main accused,…
Geopolitical Rivalries in the Arctic Region
The Arctic area is the region around the North Pole that encompasses the coldest and most distant section of Earth.…
Social Media and Politics: Who Really Shapes the Story?
Op-eds and primetime shows have been abandoned in political debates. They are now unravelled on timelines, pieced together into memes,…
How the IAF Counters Pakistan’s Air Force
India and Pakistan inherited parts of the Royal Indian Air Force in 1947 and have since fought four major wars.…
Russia’s Arctic Expansion: How Does It Reshape Northern Flank Security?
The Arctic has moved from a remote, icy frontier to a pivotal stage of global strategic competition. Russia’s deliberate and…
The Impact of International Student Exchanges on Diplomacy
International student programs are much more than study abroad opportunities. They connect people, cultures, and countries. When students travel to…
Why DRDO’s BrahMos Supersonic Missile Is a Global Export Success
BrahMos supersonic cruise missile is a massive Indian accomplishment. It reflects on the emerging strength of India in the production…