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Global Ripples: Yemen Government-Houthis Clashes and Their Impact on India
The ongoing conflict between the Yemeni government and the Houthis is a major geopolitical hotspot with significant ramifications for international politics, the global economy,...
A fractured Europe is allowing Putin’s new axis to blossom
When the Berlin Wall fell, a territorial reality was extinguished, but the idea underpinning it remained: authoritarian governance paired with deep suspicion of the...
Know thy enemy: Understanding China’s worldview
With the rise of China have come questions surrounding the intentions of the Dragon. As Beijing becomes more assertive in the South China Sea,...
Mnangagwa Considers Zambia as a Security Threat in Southern Africa
Zimbabwean President Emmerson Dambudzo Mnangagwa, during a special meeting on the sidelines, St. Petersburg International Economic Forum held on 5 to 8 June, with...
U.S. Foreign Policy and Terrorism
The United States foreign policy is of utmost essence in international relations and portrays the United States ideals and identity, interests, national and global...
India and the UAE: “Partners in Progress”
Over the past decade, India’s ties with the United Arab Emirates (UAE) have strengthened significantly across multiple domains. India’s “Think West” policy has strategically...
Fostering Peace in Northern Nigeria: Ambassador Carson’s Diplomatic Endeavors
In the sometimes complex landscape of international relations, few challenges demand more nuanced and sustained attention than the pursuit for stability in regions affected...
The Tide of the War in Burma, May 2024
Reporting form the Burma border
The rebels continue to find success due to their resolve and unity across ethnic lines. However, victory remains elusive as...
Kazakhstan at the Helm: Advancing Regional Cooperation under the SCO Summit 2024
In an era where geopolitical tensions and global challenges demand robust cooperation, the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) stands as a testament to the enduring...
Taliban 3.0: Not rebels, but government
Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Ministry of Justice reported to President Vladimir Putin that the Taliban could be removed from the list...