India Draws the Line: Jaishankar’s Message to the West

These weren’t just defiant words from India’s External Affairs Minister Dr. S. Jaishankar. They were a strategic signal — bold, unflinching, and direc...

The U.S. Embassy Evacuation: A Precautionary Measure or a Prelude to Conflict?

The global implications are already visible. Brent crude oil prices surged by nearly 5%, reaching around $70 per barrel — a clear reaction to market f...

Los Angeles Ablaze: A Mirror on America's Democratic Fracture

The turmoil in Los Angeles following aggressive ICE raids reveals deeper fractures within American democracy.

A New Asian Bloc in the Making?

Senior officials from China, South Korea and Japan will soon meet in Tokyo to try to establish a more formal relationship, replete with security and e...

China's Strategy for Tibet's Future

The Dalai Lama holds a unique position as both a spiritual leader and a political symbol for Tibetans worldwide. For centuries, the Dalai Lama has not...

A New Geopolitical Turn: Is the Transatlantic Alliance Fracturing?

Will Trump’s second term forever alter the long-standing partnership between the United States and Europe? In this analysis, discover how Europe is no...

Turkey: A Nation in Tumult

Istanbul mayor Ekrem İmamoğlu’s detention on bogus corruption charges this week galvanised the people; within days, the protests evolved into somethin...

Pakistan’s Army:From Protector to Oppressor? (Cover Story)

On the occasion of Pakistan Day, the 23rd of March, the Pakistani Army staged a display of its might, yet behind this facade of power lies a stark tru...

Hard state, soft state (Cover Story)

Recently, the army chief addressed parliament after the Jaffar Express train attack in Balochistan. He said Pakistan had to become a “hard state” to f...