The Myanmar Coup: What Does it Entail for India and China?
So the history has not ended nor the process of democratisation over. The second cold war knocks, the only difference it has altered the...
India Needs a Review of its Foreign Policy Options against China
The situation on border is still tense and India requires a serious review of its foreign policy against China which has been consistently negating...
Biden, Modi and the Malabar Exercise 2020
So lastly, the reluctant President Donald Trump, keeping the value of the verdict, allows the GSA to begin the transition under the Presidential Transition...
India, Saudi Arabia and the Riyal 20: The Intent and the Repercussions
Adding fuel to the South Asian boiling waters Saudi Arabia has quite recently, released a 20 Riyal banknote to commemorate its presidency of organizing...
Nagorno-Karabakh: The Interplay of Community, Ambition and Strategy
Death toll has risen to thousands since the two ex-Soviet republics battle over the Nagorno-Karabakh (NK) region. The war over the Caucasus region of...
The New Axis, the Mapolitics and South Asia: The Indian View
Today, while the pandemic has caused immense economic recession worldwide, South Asia exponentially simmers with territorial disputes, extra-maritime activities, border skirmishes, militarization of states...
Identity: Contemporary Identity Politics and the Struggle for Recognition –Book Review
The triumph of liberal democracy was celebrated by Francis Fukuyama (1991) and his patrons as the only available alternative left before the world but...