When Seeing Is Not Believing
byArtificial intelligence is shifting trust away from images and toward the systems that verify them.
Opinion
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.
The Children Of War
byAs the confrontation between the United States and Iran appears to have entered a period of relative pause, children remain its most vulnerable victims.
The End Game Begins
byTrump signs an agreement that bears more Iranian fingerprints than American ones.
The War That Strengthened Iran’s Hand
byThe MoU between the United States and Iran marks a significant diplomatic breakthrough. However, the central dispute remains unresolved.
Savarkar’s Views On Caste & Untouchability
bySavarkar’s defence of Casteism was, in fact, a corollary of his Racial approach to understanding the Hindu nation.
How Iran Turned Escalation Into Economic Bargaining Power
byDespite severe strikes, Tehran exploited regional chokepoints and adversaries’ constraints to gain negotiating leverage.
SpaceX & The Vanishing IPO
byModern IPOs increasingly reward insiders, leaving public investors to buy companies after explosive growth. SpaceX is a classic example.
The Truth About Truth: Why Most Cannot Speak What Few Dare To
byWhen speaking the truth becomes difficult, and those who do so are celebrated as courageous, there is certainly something deeply and structurally wrong with the system.
The Israel-Iran Clash Reveals The Limits Of American Power
byAlliances depend on a continuing convergence of interests. When strategic priorities diverge, strong partnerships come under strain.
The Rise & Rise of Cockroachistan
byHow exam scams, unemployment and institutional failure created India’s newest youth movement — the Cockroach Janata Party.
How Norman Leys Fought Settler Colonialism
byThe story of Norman Leys illustrates how a literary rebellion can be instrumental in dismantling settler colonialism.
The Politics Of Humiliation & The New Global Disorder
byThe humiliations of the past continue to shape today’s geopolitics, hardening grievances into conflict.
How NEET Reinforces Structural Inequality
byRepeated NEET controversies expose institutional failure, deepening inequality, psychological distress, and collapsing public trust nationwide.
War & Diplomacy
byPeace in the Middle East will not emerge from grand declarations or social-media bravado. It will come through negotiations between governments that distrust one another.