Geopolitics
Moscow Questions Pakistan’s Mediation Standing as Modi’s UAE Visit Signals India’s Consolidating Strategic Role in West Asia
A gradual shift is unfolding in West Asia’s diplomatic landscape. Global powers are reassessing how mediation roles are defined and...
China’s ‘Secret Police Station’ Busted in New York: America Finally Hits Back at Beijing’s Network
A federal jury in New York has convicted a Chinese-American man accused of helping China run a covert “police station”...
500 Days in Jail, Bail Denied Again: Bangladesh’s Chinmoy Krishna Das Case Puts Tarique Rahman Government Under Fire
Bangladesh’s High Court has rejected the bail plea of Hindu priest and former ISKCON leader Brahmachari Chinmoy Krishna Das. The...
Sacrifice or Strategy? Decoding the Real Meaning Behind Modi’s Repeated Appeals
Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s repeated appeals urging citizens to conserve fuel, reduce unnecessary imports, support local products, and adopt more...
Austerity as Strategy: What Modi’s Consumption Appeal Reveals About India’s Global Risk Outlook
Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s recent appeal urging citizens to conserve petrol and diesel, prioritise carpooling and work-from-home arrangements, and avoid...
India-Australia Defence Axis Gains Sharp Strategic Edge Amid Indo-Pacific Flux
India and Australia elevated their expanding strategic partnership another notch higher as the two countries held the 10th edition of...
One Year Of Operation Sindoor: The Strike That Told Pakistan India’s Patience Had Expired
One year after Operation Sindoor struck terror infrastructure across Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Jammu and Kashmir, the Modi government has used...
India–Vietnam Deepen Strategic Reset with $25 Billion Trade Goal, Broaden Indo-Pacific Alignment
Vietnamese President To Lam’s maiden state visit to India has pushed India–Vietnam relations into a more ambitious and structured phase,...
Stolen Legacy: How the CCP Hijacked the May Fourth Movement
On May 4, 1919, roughly 3,000 students from thirteen colleges converged in front of Tiananmen Gate in Beijing. What began...
From Paksat-1 to Fake Facebook Pages: Pakistan’s Space Credibility Problem Has Deep Roots
Pakistan's space programme has a persistent credibility problem, and it is not primarily an engineering one. EO-3, the third satellite...
Canada’s Own Intel Points Out Khalistani Extremism as Security Threat, Exposes Funding and Propaganda Network
Canada’s premier intelligence agency has delivered a blunt warning. Khalistani extremists operating within the country continue to pose a serious...
US Weighs First-Ever Hypersonic Strike: Can the $15M Dark Eagle Break the Iranian Deadlock?
For decades, the phrase 'hypersonic' existed only in the realm of physics labs and classified blueprints, but as tensions boil...
