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Walking the Strategic Tightrope

27 Feb 2026 12:55 AM IST
As New Delhi leans toward Washington’s security and technology blocs, questions arise over strategic autonomy, regional stability and India’s...

Ethnic Fault Lines

21 Feb 2026 10:13 PM IST
A volatile mix of insurgent claims, ethnic mistrust, competing homeland demands and evolving autonomy frameworks is redrawing the political landscape...

A Nation in Transition

17 Feb 2026 11:15 PM IST
BNP’s sweeping victory ends Bangladesh’s interim phase, but economic distress, US trade conditions, and strained ties with India leave the new...

Sanctions and Global Power

14 Feb 2026 9:08 PM IST
From wartime laws to modern financial controls, US sanctions have reshaped global trade, testing sovereignty, alliances and the credibility of...

Reciprocity or Surrender?

7 Feb 2026 10:47 PM IST
The proposed India–US trade arrangement promises market access but raises deep questions on reciprocity, farmer livelihoods and India’s strategic...

Living on Global Credit

1 Feb 2026 12:51 AM IST
Global debt has reached historic extremes, reshaping economic power, squeezing social spending and pushing nations toward a fragile future where...

Gandhi and the State

30 Jan 2026 12:37 AM IST
As India debates Gandhi’s legacy at home, its foreign and domestic policies reveal a decisive break from the ethical framework he once defined

No Longer Just a Ceremony

24 Jan 2026 11:26 PM IST
As India marks 77 years of its Constitution, Republic Day has become a powerful diplomatic signal—reflecting shifting alliances, trade anxieties, and...

Inside Iran’s Deepening Crisis

18 Jan 2026 1:04 AM IST
Protests that began as a price shock have turned into a legitimacy crisis—against the backdrop of renewed “snapback” sanctions, a battered economy,...

New Eugenics of Power

16 Jan 2026 11:46 PM IST
From Silicon Valley’s long-termism to Trump’s inner circle, a powerful elite now sees compassion as weakness—and democracy as optional

Trump’s New World Disorder

10 Jan 2026 5:47 PM IST
What Washington calls law enforcement looks increasingly like imperial muscle, shredding sovereignty, silencing diplomacy, and replacing global rules...

Who Owns the Hills?

3 Jan 2026 11:14 PM IST
Beneath the Karbi Anglong unrest lie old wounds—tribal insecurity, contested land rights, cynical politics, and racial slurs that are now shaping...
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