Pakistan: The Maturing of a Banana Democracy
The shameful and unprecedented political drama that has been witnessed in Pakistan in the last few days, do probably have no annals in the...
The Russia-Ukraine Conflict and perceived Indian neutrality
Since the conflict between Russia and Ukraine begun in the last week of February, there has been a spate of global reactions worldwide. As...
The Politics of Hijab in India
The Indian state of Karnataka has been one of the more progressive regions in the country and the whole of south Asia. However, for...
The Global (Dis) Order Warfare: The Chinese Way
Since the ascension of Xi Jinping, two important developments have come to dominate the global headlines. One, the so-called wolf diplomacy of China has...
The Unfolding Chinese Aggression against Taiwan
The last few months have seen a heightened level of Chinese aggressive activity against Taiwan. Repeated incursions into its air and marine space, have...
The Increasing Role of Middle East Diplomacy in South Asia
Recently, in a sudden revelation the United Arab Emirates (UAE) envoy to the US revealed that his country is in the process of initiating...
The Galwan Conflict: Beginning of a new Relationship Dynamics
The 15th June, 2020 may very well mark a new chapter in the Indo-Chinese relationship and pave the way for totally new politico-strategic equations,...
India, A Flawed Democracy: Reality or Hypocrisy?
Coming close on the heels of an uncontrolled, un co-ordinated and questionable farmers’ agitation continuing in areas around Delhi, there have been a few...
FATF and Pakistan: The Impact of Being in the ‘Grey’
The recently concluded Financial Action Task Force (FATF) meeting in Paris has come out with an expected outcome. It has continued to put Pakistan...
The Belligerent Chinese Diplomacy and Its Failure
The Chinese media has recently reported of Xi Jinping writing a letter to George Schultz the former chairman of Starbucks, the US coffee giant....