After nearly a decade-long gap, India and the European Union resumed negotiations for an FTA. The Free Trade Agreement’s (FTA) first-round talks took place in New Delhi from […]
International Affairs / Politics and Diplomacy
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RUSSIA-BELARUS: AN UNHOLY MATRIMONY THREATENING THE CURRENT WORLD ORDER
The Russia-Belarus relationship has been in the headlines along with the Russian expansionist policy in Ukraine. According to the West, the impending unification of the two nations, ruled […]
Conflicts, War and Peace / International Affairs
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Is Pakistan on the Brink of Balkanization?
In early June, following his chaotic removal from power, Imran Khan, the former Prime Minister of Pakistan, warned of a turbulent future for Pakistan, talking about a breakup […]
International Affairs / Perspectives in Gender Studies
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India in the Global Gender Gap Index 2022
Despite being the second most populous country at 1.38 billion, the 2022 Global Gender Gap Index ranks India a mere 135 out of 146 countries for gender equality. […]
Conflicts, War and Peace / International Affairs / Politics and Diplomacy
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The G7 Summit: Implications on the Russia-Ukraine War
The 48th G7 Summit, held amidst severe global challenges ranging from the ongoing Russia-Ukraine war, climate change and supply chain constraints, holds a vital position in the current […]
Law & Society
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CCTV Cameras in Delhi Public Schools: A Breach of the Right to Privacy
The signboards hinting that “you are under CCTV surveillance” have become part of our daily lives. Wherever we go, be it a railway terminal, market, airport, shopping mall, […]
Conflicts, War and Peace / International Affairs
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The Kuril Islands: A New Vulnerability in an Already Fragile Region
The Kuril Islands Conflict, also known as the Northern Territories Conflict in Japan, concerns the sovereignty of the four southernmost Kuril Islands, which are under dispute between Japan […]
Environment, Energy and Climate / Politics and Diplomacy
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UNITED STATES’ CLIMATE ACTION: IMPACT OF THE CONSERVATIVE SUPREME COURT
“While this decision risks damaging our nation’s ability to keep our air clean and combat climate change, I will not relent in using my lawful authorities to protect […]
Economics, Development & World Trade / International Affairs
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WHY INSTC IS THE FUTURE OF INDO-RUSSIAN TRADE?
In an era where pragmatism is redefining friendship and hostility among nations, the case of the Indo-Russian relationship holds a peculiar spot. Over the past seven decades, their […]
Politics and Diplomacy
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THE END OF THE RAJAPAKSAS
For months, protestors have been chanting ‘Go Home’ at Sri Lanka’s powerful political family, the Rajapaksas. It has been 20 years since the Rajapaksa family dominated Sri Lanka’s […]
Law & Society / Politics and Diplomacy
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WHY DOES INDIA NEED A UNIFORM CIVIL CODE?
The Uniform Civil Code has been one of the most hotly disputed subjects across the country, with arguments for and against its implementation. A Uniform Civil Code throughout […]
Environment, Energy and Climate / International Affairs
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Energy security in Europe: challenges and solutions
Energy security and its challenges are among the most significant issues governing how policymakers and regimes deal with the rest of the globe. The International Energy Agency (IEA) […]
My Voice-My Opinion / Politics and Diplomacy / Youthpinion
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What Gandhi signifies in the modern world: obsolete ideology or man forever?
Gandhi believed that at the core of every religion was truth (satya), non-violence (ahimsa) and the Golden Rule. It embodies many Western ideas that Gandhi was exposed to, but because it is anchored in ancient Indian culture and harnesses everlasting and universal moral and religious concepts, it contains much that is not at all new.
International Affairs / Politics and Diplomacy
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AN UNSURPRISING VICTORY FOR MACRON OVER LE PEN
On 24th April 2022, the French re-elected their incumbent President Emmanuel Macron for another five-year term. It is a historical event as he became the first president of […]
