Manmohan Singh, the man who changed India’s foreign policy
While Manmohan Singh is known as the architect of the Indian economy's liberalisation, his contributions towards changing the country's foreign…
Atrocities against Hindus in Bangladesh: A big vicious cycle
Geopolitics and communal unrest collide as allegations of atrocities against Hindus in Bangladesh rise in India, pointing to external meddling…
Adani’s indictment in New York to test Modi’s ties
Adani's indictment in New York sparks global scrutiny as allegations of bribery, billion-dollar deals, and geopolitical implications intertwine with Modi’s…
G20 Summit 2024 unlocks hope for Global South in a volatile world
At Rio's G20 Summit 2024, Global South nations rejected the US-led West’s agenda, championing growth decoupled from colonial legacies.
Greed of grid: Adani Power holds Bangladesh government to ransom
Adani Power’s ultimatum intensifies Bangladesh’s energy crisis amid hostilities with India, as the caretaker government pledges payments despite dollar shortages…
BRICS Summit in Kazan: A step towards a multipolar world
The BRICS Summit 2024 in Kazan, Russia, will be taking place at a time when the world is experiencing the…
India’s problematic stance on Gaza and West Asia in the last one year
India’s shifting stance on Gaza and West Asia exposes contradictions in its foreign policy. Can New Delhi’s strategy truly sustain…
Mahatma Gandhi’s stance on Palestine betrayed by Modi’s foreign policy
Under Narendra Modi, despite reiterating India's stance regarding a two state solution, New Delhi has moved far away from Mahatma…
Nasrallah’s killing and Indian right wing: A tragic comedy
The celebration of Nasrallah's killing by Indian far-right groups amidst the Israel-Hezbollah conflict highlights a dangerous shift in India’s foreign…
What does Dissanayake’s victory mean for Sri Lanka?
As Dissanayake assumes power in Sri Lanka, balancing the IMF’s austerity measures and populist leftist policies for the poor, balancing…
