Apache Roars: India’s New Edge on the Border

This month, India is about to mark a new chapter in its defence playbook. On 21 July 2025, the first batch of three Apache AH‑64E attack helicopters w...

Debt, Climate, Power: G20 Confronts a Divided World

On July 16, finance ministers and central bank governors from G20 member states met in Cape Town, South Africa, for a session focused on global debt r...

NATO's Tariff Warning: Risk to India

NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte told U.S. senators on 15 July 2025 that countries such as India, China and Brazil “could be hit very hard” with 100 ...

India's Power Play: Talisman Sabre

India’s landmark participation in the Talisman Sabre 2025 military exercise in Australia marks a significant evolution in its defense diplomacy and gl...

Germany’s Judicial Crisis: Politics, Plagiarism, and the Fight for Court Integrity

Last week’s dramatic postponement of the Bundestag vote on appointing three judges to Germany’s Federal Constitutional Court—particularly SPD nominee ...

From Elections to Exile: Bangladesh’s Road to Freedom

In March 1971, Dhaka stood on the edge of a storm that would unravel one of South Asia’s most defining geopolitical unions. The air was heavy with unc...

The BrahMos Era: From Sindoor Strike to Global Might

When the Indian Armed Forces recently carried out precise and limited strikes on terrorist camps in Pakistan under Operation Sindoor, the spotlight tu...

India’s Refugee Blindspot: Mizoram’s Crisis Deepens

Mizoram is witnessing a crisis that most of India is still reluctant to call by its name. In the small northeastern state, over 40,000 refugees from M...

Voter List Shake-Up: Reform or Political Playbook?

In this rainy July of 2025, as political camps in West Bengal sharpen their strategies, the Election Commission of India (ECI) is busy with a massive ...