In September 2021, the leaders of the Quadrilateral Security Dialogue – President Joe Biden, Prime Minister Modi, Prime Minister Morrison and Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga met for their […]
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EXPOSED: THE FRAGILITY OF GENDER INEQUALITY IN INDIA
Inequality was seen as a natural phenomenon until the eighteenth century, with political philosophers like Plato supporting this theory. This postulate is true to some extent, as natural […]
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Decoding the Dalit Controversy of the USA- Caste and Discrimination
Introduction The word “caste” applies to a rigid hierarchical social structure based on ideas of purity and pollution, under which people at the lowest of the structure might […]
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Crisis in Yemen: ALL YOU NEED TO KNOW!
In the latest flare-up of the conflict in Yemen, the Houthis launched attacks on multiple targets inside the United Arab Emirates (UAE). This nudged the Saudi Arabia-led Coalition […]
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Understanding The Economic crisis of Sri Lanka- The Way Ahead
Sri Lanka, a beautiful island country surrounded by the Indian ocean, Palk Strait, Gulf of Mannar lying in the vicinity of India and Maldives, is facing an acute […]
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Sudan And Democracy At Crossroads: Coup, Protests, Repeat!
Introduction:- A north-eastern African country: Sudan, share its border with Egypt, Libya, Chad, Ethiopia, Eritrea, South Sudan, and the Central African republic. It is one of the most heterogeneous […]
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Democracy under threat! Decoding the protests in Hong Kong
In 1997, the British government handed over the control of Hong Kong to China. It thus became a Special Administrative Region in China, mainly free to manage its […]
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In a nutshell: India-China Relations a history of distrust.
India and China are the two great powers of Asia. Being the most populous countries, they are also two of the world’s most ancient civilizations. Historically, many historians […]
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THE GREEN DEAL: EUROPE AND ITS DREAM OF CLIMATE NEUTRALITY
The recent climate conference at Glasgow (COP26) ended in a hassle, bringing the commitments, targets, and efforts of Europe as a regional entity to the forefront. It was […]
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The curious case of China and its water hegemony
The growing presumptions about the third World War over water don’t seem like a distant reality. We all know despite the fact that our planet is covered with […]
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Japan & South Korea: A story of bitter history and Co-operation
The historical and cultural ties between Japan & South Korea along with being allies of the United States appears appealing to the world displaying a strong sense of […]
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Indian foreign policy in a globalizing world
Under colonial oppression, there was an absence of an independent foreign policy of India. Framing of a foreign policy for India was the sole prerogative of the British […]
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Brazil and Venezuela: Economic Crisis and its spiralling effects.
Brazil, the world’s 5th largest country in area and 6th largest in population, recorded over 6,00,000 Covid-19 deaths, just behind the United States and Russia in terms of […]
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UKRAINE AND THE POSSIBILITY OF AN ALL-OUT WORLD WAR
The tense atmosphere and dark clouds of uncertainty hovering all over Ukraine is an invitation to a brewing catastrophe. A catastrophe, having the potential to engulf the whole […]
