The Taliban Are Back — And Its Fine
The Taliban have recently conquered large portions of Afghanistan and seem poised to overrun the Afghan government in Kabul. Yet, contrary to what many...
Examining the impacts of Globalization: A Case study of Afghanistan
Globalization is often considered as one of the most important and transformative events in the 21st century. It has led to the creation of...
Why France holds the key to India’s Multilateral Ambitions
Authors: Prof. Nidhi Piplani Kapur and K.A. Dhananjay
As Indian Foreign Secretary Harsh Shringla pitches for permanent membership and reforms at the United Nations (UN),...
Unleashing India’s True Potential
As India strives to unleash its true potential to rise as a global powerhouse, it is tasked with a series of challenges that stunt...
Application of Galtung’s ABC Model on the Naxalite Insurgency of India
The conflict analysis model proposed by Johan Galtung in 1969 includes both symmetric and asymmetric conflicts. In the author's opinion, a conflict can be...
Is Peace possible in Afghanistan without a clear vision?
Peace is the absence of war, while war is the absence of peace! A negotiated peace in Afghanistan presents a number of challenges. The...
Major Modi Programs Meet Success … And Failure
A much admired quality, initiative, can in a leader improve the lives of his people. The key of course is well considered and clearly...
The Ground Reality of the Longest War and Efforts of India to Bring Peace
December 2019 or much earlier to that. Wuhan Virus came in being. Naturally or produced in a lab no one knows unless a tough...
Concerns over the emerging situation in Afghanistan
Afghanistan is disturbed for the last four decades almost. Millions of people were killed, millions were injured, with some of them very serious and...
US withdrawal and Ethnic conflicts in Afghanistan
With US withdrawing its troops, Afghanistan is now finding itself in the crossfire between the Taliban, Regional warlords and other rising insurgents functioning on...