Over the past few years, the South China sea (SCS) has developed as an arena for US-China strategic rivalry. The sea has become an important channel for trade […]
Conflicts, War and Peace / International Affairs
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How the Bush Doctrine Contributed to the Failure of the US Military Campaign in Afghanistan?
In August 2021, the departure of the last evacuation flight from the Bagram Airfield marked the chaotic end of an era of American occupation in Afghanistan. The end […]
Human Rights in Crisis / International Affairs
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Analysing the Evolving Illegal Migration in South East Asia
South East Asia is home to one of the biggest migration ‘loops’. The eleven countries of the region – all equally diverse in culture, religion, and history – […]
Digital regime and Technology / International Affairs
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Artificial Intelligence in Maritime Security
Artificial intelligence marks the next step in the evolution of things in this data-driven world. It is seeping into our lives in all sorts of ways. The stakeholders […]
Book Review / Perspectives in Gender Studies
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‘A Thousand Splendid Suns’: A Feminist Perspective
The novel ‘A Thousand Splendid Suns’ by Khaled Hosseini, set against the backdrop of Afghanistan, portrays the dreadful problems a woman has to face from childhood until death. […]
International Affairs / Politics and Diplomacy
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IRAN IN THE CREATION OF A NEW POWER CENTRE WITH RUSSIA AND TÜRKIYE
West Asia has become a phenomenal hotspot for political powerplays between countries. Amidst the Russia-Ukraine conflict, the visit of Russian President Vladimir Putin along with the Turkish President […]
International Affairs / Politics and Diplomacy
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BREXIT: What Does It Mean for Northern Ireland’s Future?
The world witnessed the United Kingdom’s citizens’ decision to withdraw the nation from the European Union through a nationwide referendum conducted in June 2016. And after four-year-long discussions, […]
Conflicts, War and Peace / International Affairs / Politics and Diplomacy
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The US’s Strong Involvement in Taiwan and the Escalating Hostilities Between the Superpowers
Since the end of the Chinese civil war in 1949, when the Communists, led by Mao Zedong, surged to power and forced the defeated Nationalist government to exile […]
International Affairs / Politics and Diplomacy
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An Overview of the Rising Right-Wing Extremism in Europe
Right-wing extremism is one far-right ideology that has grown globally over the past few decades. It emerged due to seeming societal changes, such as globalization and multiculturalism. Europe […]
Defense and Strategy / Digital regime and Technology / International Affairs
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Artificial Intelligence in the Indian Defence Sector
Killer robots and machines that haunt down and terminate humans have caught the public imagination in science fiction, cyberpunk, and dystopian genres for generations. We are still far […]
Embracing Cultures / International Affairs / Politics and Diplomacy / Soft Power Diplomacy
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The Ultimate Soft Power of Korean Wave: Effect on Indo-Korean Relations
With the Korean wave sweeping the world, it has influenced the South Korean economy and created its own new identity. The Korean wave, also known as Hallyu, has […]
International Affairs / Politics and Diplomacy
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Tunisia: A New Constitution, Presidential Powers and the Future of Arab Spring Achievements
On the 25th of July, the only democracy in the Arab World, Tunisia voted and endorsed its new constitution in a referendum. This northern African country has been […]
Law & Society
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Disability Sports in India-Inclusion and Adaption of the Differently Abled
As per World Health Organisation’s (WHO) estimate, about 650 million (about 10%) of the world’s population are differently abled. Out of this, 80% live in developing countries. Disability […]
Conflicts, War and Peace / International Affairs
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Democratic Republic of Congo and the UN Peacekeepers: A Strained Relationship
The Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), as it is officially known, is a landlocked nation with a 25-mile Atlantic Ocean coastline. It is the continent’s second-largest nation. In […]
