Emergence of the Fourth Reich in India
In the aftermath of the Pahalgam incident and the four-day war initiated by India against Pakistan, Indian media widely practiced...
Geopolitics
Afghan Taliban’s Place in the Great Power Politics
History not only repeats itself, but it also reverses the roles. On 3rd July, 2025, Russia became the first ever...
Why Individual Politics Shouldn’t Overcome National Politics
In the 2020s, something quietly but profoundly shifted in global politics. Across countries rich and poor, from the East to...
Global Double Standards: NPT’s Credibility on Trial
In today’s unstable world, NPT is one legal framework that has remained fragile yet vital barrier against unchecked nuclear weapons...
Indian bid to influence International Organizations: The Case of FATF
After shamelessly violating the territorial integrity and sovereignty of Pakistan while attacking civilians, and destroying mosques via Operation Sindoor, India...
Strategic Balancing in a Turbulent Triangle: Pakistan’s Diplomatic Strategy Amid Regional Escalation
In line with the recent tensions between Israel and Iran where both actors have launched missile and cyber-attacks on each...
Globalization and Its Discontents (By Joseph Stiglitz)
Joseph E. Stiglitz’s book Globalization and Its Discontents disputes traditional ideas in global economic and trade policy. Written by a...
Preemption or Provocation?
On April 22, four terrorists opened fire on tourists in Pahalgam, in the Indian Illegally Occupied Jammu and Kashmir (IIOJ&K),...
Battling the iron curtain of space capitalism through national policies
As the world struggles to fight its battles with the horrifying terrors of looming nuclear latency, arms escalation dilemma, and...
Revisiting India’s Pokhran-II Nuclear Tests of 1998: Reality Beyond the Rhetoric
India’s May 1998 Pokhran-II nuclear tests, though hailed domestically as a bold assertion of strategic autonomy and nuclear prowess, undeniably...