Iran at the Crossroads of Global Power Shifts
Few countries have found themselves so often at the junction of geopolitical competition in the great sweep of history as Iran. Iran
India is not the Owner of Kashmir
India’s relentless claim over Jammu and Kashmir is an assertion of power over a territory whose people have not given their permission,
What Turkey’s Labor Market Tells Us About Gender Roles
With women facing major institutional and cultural obstacles influencing their participation, career paths, and economic destinies, Turkey’s labour market stays fundamentally gendered.
India: The Epicenter of Terrorism in the East
Often claiming the moral high ground in international venues, India presents itself as a democracy under assault from terrorists. Underneath this well
The EU’s Bold Legal Gamble
The European Union’s proposal for a specialized tribunal to adjudicate acts of aggression perpetrated during the Russian incursion into Ukraine has ignited
Singapore’s Diplomatic Dance with BRICS
In a more multipolar world, Singapore is skilfully adjusting its foreign policy to safeguard its strategic and economic interests. A significant feature
India Resumes Visas for Afghans After Four Years
India has officially resumed issuing visas to Afghan nationals after a four-year suspension, marking a significant shift in its engagement with Afghanistan.
The Sunday Guardian and Ehsanullah Ehsan
The Sunday Guardian, a weekly publication under India’s iTV Network, has positioned itself as a bastion of investigative journalism since its inception in
Environmental Diplomacy as Soft Power
Over the last sixty years, Kenya has established itself as a significant pioneer in environmental diplomacy, using its distinctive biological history and
Prosecutor or Propagandist?
The designation of Tushar Mehta, India’s Solicitor General and a longstanding associate of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, as the chief prosecutor in
