Can the US Control Israel?
In the heart of the current dilemma plaguing West Asia is a much more troubling situation for the US administration: whether the United States willRead More »Can the US Control Israel?
From Television General to National Megaphone: What G.D. Bakshi Reveals About India’s Political Discourse
For years now, Major General (Retired) G.D. Bakshi has been one of the most recognizable faces on Indian TV screens. He has made his nameRead More »From Television General to National Megaphone: What G.D. Bakshi Reveals About India’s Political Discourse
Why Spain’s Right Misreads Its Own Foreign Policy Under Sánchez
The foreign policy of Spain under PM Pedro Sánchez is arguably becoming one of the most controversial issues within the European political spectrum, especially regardingRead More »Why Spain’s Right Misreads Its Own Foreign Policy Under Sánchez
H-1B Under Scrutiny: Fraud Claims, Facts, and Policy Implications
The recent reports regarding the existence of what is described as a widespread H-1B visa fraud network that operates in association with India have onceRead More »H-1B Under Scrutiny: Fraud Claims, Facts, and Policy Implications
Peace Through Exhaustion? The Ukraine War’s Next Chapter
The latest signals from Moscow suggest that the question of Ukraine’s future is no longer framed solely in terms of battlefield momentum, but in termsRead More »Peace Through Exhaustion? The Ukraine War’s Next Chapter
Why Trump Drew a Line on Lebanon
This week’s major development in the Middle East region was neither the latest clash of arms between Israel and Lebanon nor the recent diplomatic effortsRead More »Why Trump Drew a Line on Lebanon
Republic of Nepal: The Story of Revolution, Monarchy, and Change
Nepal has been unique among all the nations of the modern era in many ways, as an exception that remained firmly anchored between tradition andRead More »Republic of Nepal: The Story of Revolution, Monarchy, and Change
Why Islamophobia Survives Every Mass Shooting
Why Islamophobia Survives Every Mass Shooting On most days in America, the language of violence follows a predictable script. When a Muslim commits anRead More »Why Islamophobia Survives Every Mass Shooting
Why the Ahmadinejad Plot Was Destined to Fail
The most revealing part of modern regime-change politics is not that powerful states still attempt it. It is that they no longer even pretend toRead More »Why the Ahmadinejad Plot Was Destined to Fail
Why Sudan Bleeds in Silence
In a world saturated with images of war, some tragedies still manage to disappear in plain sight. Sudan is one of them. While global attentionRead More »Why Sudan Bleeds in Silence
Seventy-Eight Years On, the Nakba Is Still Unfolding in Gaza
The Nakba was never only about 1948. It was about displacement becoming permanent, exile becoming inherited and Palestinian loss becoming normalized. Seventy-eight years later, asRead More »Seventy-Eight Years On, the Nakba Is Still Unfolding in Gaza
Nepal’s Democratic Reset or Another Cycle of Disillusionment?
When Balendra Shah swept Nepal’s 2026 elections on the back of a Gen Z wave, the moment felt less like an ordinary democratic transition andRead More »Nepal’s Democratic Reset or Another Cycle of Disillusionment?
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