Analysis
When Solidarity Backfires: Wangchuk’s Tibet Remark and the CTA’s Sharp Rejection
The Central Tibetan Administration (CTA) formally objected to remarks from Ladakh's most prominent activist this week. CTA spokesperson Tenzin Lekshay...
PHOTO-OPS AND PATROLS: PAKISTAN’S CMF STANDING FACES A TOUGH QUESTION
Pakistan's navy has never been shy about showcasing its Combined Maritime Forces involvement — joint communiqués, change-of-command ceremonies, statements about...
FCRA amendment bill: what’s driving the row over foreign funding rules
New Delhi: A bill seeking to amend India's law on foreign funding for non-governmental organisations (NGOs) has become one...
Is Lalit Modi Back? Kochi IPL Controversy Returns With Fresh Claims Over Tharoor Pushkar and Political Pressure
Lalit Modi has once again pulled the 2010 Kochi IPL franchise controversy back into national focus, reviving a dispute that...
Bengal’s Pre-Bakrid Exodus Exposes the Infiltration Network Long Denied by the State
A silent movement unfolding across West Bengal’s border belt has suddenly exposed a controversy that remained buried beneath political denials...
Bengal Buries Mamata’s ‘Appeasement Model’ as Suvendu Govt Ends Imam-Muezzin Allowances
The newly formed Bharatiya Janata Party government in West Bengal has announced the end of religion-based government allowances introduced under...
Metro Beneath Parliament Is Fine, But Beneath a Graveyard? Bhopal Row Exposes India’s Selective Development Politics
The Bhopal Metro controversy has moved beyond a routine infrastructure dispute. Objections to an underground metro alignment linked to a...
Bengal Turns Saffron? BJP Surge Builds Seat by Seat as Early Trends Near Majority Mark
West Bengal’s verdict day is unfolding like a slow-burning political earthquake. What began as a cautious early lead for the...
Caught Between Giants: How China’s Strategic Embrace Is Complicating Nepal’s Balancing Act
Nepal's foreign policy has a name for itself, 'equidistance,' and the doctrine holds that a country wedged between India and...
‘Draft’ Slip Lands Postman Pakistan PM in Trouble, Sparks US Influence Debate During West Asia Crisis
Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif, already known for sparking controversy and often becoming the subject of online ridicule, has once...
Iran Slaps $2 Million Toll on Strait of Hormuz, Global Oil Market Now Up for Access for Tehran
Iran announced that it will charge a $2 million fee on foreign vessels traversing the strategically vital Strait of Hormuz,...
France’s Rafale Strategy Faces Global Pushback: UAE Walks Away, India Presses for Access, Germany Challenges FCAS
France’s reputation as a fiercely independent military aviation power is now facing a new kind of test, not on the...
