North Korea’s Nuclear Trajectory: Lessons From Previous Nuclear Powers
byNorth Korea may serve as an example of how a weak state can secure great-power support to complete a nuclear programme.
Opinion
The Bab el-Mandeb & The Growing Cost Of Geopolitical Risk
byThe Houthi threat to shut the Bab-el-Mandeb highlights how maritime insecurity can rapidly disrupt trade and energy markets.
Craven Journalism Is The Greatest Enabler of Modi’s Misrule In India
byIndia’s craven journalism rewards obedience over accountability, leaving democracy diminished and citizens dangerously underinformed today.
Revolt Of The Cockroach Generation
byIndia’s Cockroach Generation challenges convention and revolts against corruption and authoritarianism.
From Gandhi To Sonam Wangchuk: The Enduring Power Of Peaceful Protest In India
byFrom Gandhi’s satyagraha to Sonam Wangchuk’s fast, peaceful dissent has continually strengthened India’s constitutional democracy.
How Europe’s World Cup Squads Expose The Immigration Myth
byEurope’s national teams reveal how centuries of migration, identity, and belonging have reshaped modern football.
Why The Nuclear Arms Race Will Be Harder To Contain
byAs global arms control unravels, a three-way nuclear rivalry redraws strategic calculations from Washington to New Delhi.
Iran’s Hormuz Gamble, America’s Strategic Blunder
byThe renewed US-Iran confrontation over the Strait of Hormuz highlights geography’s enduring power over global security and trade.
Faith, Fraud & The Politics Of Deflection
byAs scrutiny intensifies, the BJP reframes governance questions as a battle over faith, identity and legitimacy.
The Lies Cinema Sold Us About Love
byFrom meet-cutes to soulmates, cinema shaped unrealistic expectations that continue to complicate modern relationships today.
The Quad Trap: America’s Leash, India’s Illusion
byThe Quad is often portrayed as the crowning glory of US-India strategic partnership. It is also its most glaring vulnerability.
Dollar Hegemony, Economic Warfare & The Architecture Of Subjugation
byThe architecture of subjugation was built by human decisions. What humans have built, humans can change.
If A Passport Isn’t Proof Of Citizenship, What Is?
byThe government’s reliance on exceptional cases risks undermining legal certainty and burdening millions of ordinary citizens.
When Seeing Is Not Believing
byArtificial intelligence is shifting trust away from images and toward the systems that verify them.
The Great British Churn
byPrime ministers have come and gone since Brexit. But Nigel Farage has remained, reshaping Britain’s political imagination while building unlikely alliances from Washington to New Delhi.