Analysis
Admirals and Acres: How Naval Housing Became Pakistan’s Urban Goldmine at the Cost of its Citizenry
Across Pakistan’s largest cities, the Defence Housing Authorities (DHAs) have grown from modest welfare schemes into some of the most...
Know About ‘The Negotiators’ Rajesh Agrawal & Brendan Lynch As New Delhi Pushes for A Fair Deal Amid US Tariffs on India
India and the United States, the world’s two largest democracies, are once again back at the negotiating table over a...
Neutrality Broken: Selective Detentions of Awami League Supporters
Bangladesh’s interim government is using arbitrary arrests as a tool of political control. For the past year, from the time...
Goa Inquisition: Church’s War on Hinduism
The Church’s history is soaked in blood—from the monstrous Goa Inquisition, blessed by the Pope, to the global assault on...
White Paper on Colonial Accountability: Legal, Diplomatic, and Educational Action Against Portugal and the Vatican for Crimes in Goa
The Goa Inquisition (1560–1812), sanctioned by the Papacy and executed by Portuguese colonial authorities, represents one of the darkest chapters...
A Forgotten Chapter of Goa’s Freedom Struggle : Vishwanath Narayan Lawande and the RSS-Led Struggle Against Portuguese Tyranny
When we speak of India’s freedom struggle, our memory often halts at the British Raj and its downfall in 1947....
Nation Above Cricket : How Empty Stands at India-Pakistan Asia Cup Clash Reflected The True Sentiment!
The much-anticipated Asia Cup 2025 clash between India and Pakistan in Dubai was expected to be another blockbuster contest, but...
The Revolving Door: From Naval Command to Baharia
Pakistan’s Navy welfare conglomerate, Baharia Foundation, illustrates a revolving door in which senior officers leave command posts and step into...
International Law is Colonial Continuity: The Global South Must Rewrite Justice
International law, designed and shaped by colonial powers through the UN, ICJ, ICC, IMF, and World Bank, shields colonisers and...
Nepal’s First Woman Interim PM: Will Sushila Karki’s Appointment Favor India?
Nepal has entered a new chapter in its tumultuous political history as Sushila Karki, a former Chief Justice and a...
India Eyes Myanmar Rebel Deal to Counter China’s Rare-Earth Monopoly : Why Rare Earths Matter Amid Global Uncertainty?
In the new world order, minerals are the real weapons of power. While oil shaped geopolitics in the 20th century,...
Jamaat-e-Islami’s Student Wing Triumph in Dhaka: Will New Delhi Face a Rising Islamist Tide Next Door?
The sweeping victory of Jamaat-e-Islami’s student wing in the Dhaka University Central Students’ Union (DUCSU) elections has triggered intense debate...
