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Oil, Politics, and Power
When it comes to international relations, there is hardly any relationship that is as complicated as the one between India and the United States....
How Possible is ‘Mission-Impossible’: AI in the 21st Century
Artificial intelligence is undisputedly the buzzword for the century, and everybody seems to have joined the bandwagon in their own right, films being no...
Echoes of 1914: Lessons for East Asia from the Triple Entente
As the Indo-Pacific region becomes the epicenter of global strategic competition, the international community must confront a disquieting historical parallel. In the early 20th...
Minerals Over Peace? Rethinking the DRC-Rwanda Accord
On June 27, 2025, the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) and Rwanda signed what has been touted as a significant peace agreement in...
In a Multipolar World, Pakistan Weighs Its Path Between Superpowers
Pakistan has remained a frontline state, now a geopolitical fault line in the emerging clash between the United States and China. This fashions a...
Learning from Japanese Model of Development
The global economy has been under great strain ever since President Trump’s tariff wars unsettled long-standing alliances and supply chains — a disruption that...
Is India still relevant in the US Asia-Pacific strategy?
“I don’t care what India does with Russia. They can take their dead economies down together, for all I care.” This was the statement...
From Autonomy to Uncertainty: The Kashmir Conflict After Article 370 and 35A
Kashmir, a disputed region between India and Pakistan in the northwest of South Asia, acts as a nuclear flashpoint. The Kashmir conflict, a decades-old...
India’s Post-Tariff Pivot: Redefining Global Alliances Beyond Washington
In a bold assertion of economic pressure diplomacy, US President Donald Trump has signed an executive order slapping a 25% tariff on imports from...
Enhancing Strategic Deterrence: Israel and Limited Nuclear War
“For by Wise Counsel, Thou Shalt Make Thy War.”-Proverbs 24,6
On its face, the idea of a “limited nuclear war” seems self-contradictory, both generically and...