The Mirage Of Freedom: How Free Market Economics Failed Argentina & The World
byThe failure of free-market economics post-2008 echoes Javier Milei’s rise in Argentina as austerity & deregulation deepen inequality.
Opinion
Cameroon’s Electoral Farce: How Paul Biya, Cameroon’s 92-Year-Old President, Won’t Let Go—At Any Cost
byPaul Biya may prove to be one of history’s most tragic figures — a man whose reign, sustained through fraud and manipulation, has left Cameroon adrift.
The Global Apathy Toward Sudan’s Humanitarian Crisis
byWhile regional power plays are underway, there is no particular force which can control the civil war in Sudan.
Burevestnik, Putin & the New Russian Gamble
byThe danger posed by the Burevestnik missile is not just in its technical specifications, but in the broader strategic implications it carries.
When Democracies Choose Their Dictators
byThe citadels of ultranationalism are built on propaganda, lies & attempts at historical revisionism.
AI’s Workplace Takeover: Innovation Or Impending Crisis?
byAI is shaping the future of work, and the change is coming faster than we can imagine.
Political Slogans & Rural Struggles: The Disparity in Women’s Empowerment
byIndia has uplifted millions of women. Yet, it has left millions untouched.
How Nationalism Threatens Nations
byModern nationalism propagates a paradox: it increasingly demands what citizens can do for the nation, while obfuscating the state’s fundamental duty to its citizens.
Caste In The Corridors Of Power: How India’s Elite Institutions Perpetuate Inequality
byCaste in modern India has not vanished; it has adapted. It now thrives in algorithms, policy loopholes & silent complicity.
Trump: The American Berserker
byTrump, the brand, will continue to haunt the American psyche.
Netanyahu, Trump & The Tragedy Of Gaza
byWhen innocent people are slaughtered under the pretext of terrorism, we know that accountability & the “moral world order” are dead in the water.
The Battle For Digital Sovereignty: How Big Tech Threatens National Autonomy
byThe future race for political, military, and economic dominance will be dictated not by land, air, water, and outer space but by digital spaces.
The RSS’s Legacy Of Exclusion & The Battle For India’s Constitutional Values
byAs the RSS celebrates a century of influence, the question that looms large is whether India’s commitment to secularism & pluralism can withstand the pressures of an increasingly exclusionary and majoritarian political climate.
Palestine’s Borders Are Decimated—Can Diplomacy Bring Them Back?
byRecognition of Palestine’s sovereignty must be more than a gesture. It must be the beginning of something real.
Is AI’s Growth Sustainable?
byWhat we are witnessing is not just a technological revolution but a financial one, one that may be just as unpredictable as the future of the technology it’s built on.