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New methods adopted by terrorist groups
Terrorism
Sharath Kumar Kolipaka • Jan 3, 2023

New methods adopted by terrorist groups

The functions of the world are ever transforming with innovations in technology, innovations offer a more efficient and comfortable life to people but there is a downside to everything if used by the wrong people. In this article, we are go...

Is Commonwealth Disintegrating?
Politics
Pratik Mall • Oct 21, 2022

Is Commonwealth Disintegrating?

The demise of Queen Elizabeth II last month was no ordinary event in contemporary global politics. Among other pertinent debates regarding the survival of the political integration of Great Britain, it has also sparked the already raging de...

Hybrid Warfare and its Impact
Military
Ridipt Singh • Oct 7, 2022

Hybrid Warfare and its Impact

Hybrid warfare can be defined as a form of conflict that in addition to conventional military means includes irregular means of warfare like insurgent groups, guerilla forces, terrorist groups, etc. Such warfare includes both state and non-...

IMF and South Asian Economies- The Bailout Urge
Economics
Samikshya Das • Aug 20, 2022

IMF and South Asian Economies- The Bailout Urge

Many South Asian countries are currently experiencing an economic crisis. The economies of Sri Lanka, Pakistan, Bangladesh, and Nepal have been facing severe trouble. The number of South Asian economies in turmoil only increases if we inclu...

Tracking the Cyberspace during Russo-Ukraine Crisis
Security
Gaurav Sen • Aug 20, 2022

Tracking the Cyberspace during Russo-Ukraine Crisis

All the elements for a cyber warfare appeared to be present in the Ukraine crisis. Moscow and Kiev are engaged in a game of power with the highest stakes, and both nations are very skilled in information systems and hacking. Cyberwar scepti...

Global Debt Crisis and the Russia-Ukraine War
Economics
Vaibhav Tomar • Jul 19, 2022

Global Debt Crisis and the Russia-Ukraine War

The war in Ukraine has raised concerns about the outlook for global financial conditions. The tightening has been most apparent in the Middle East and eastern Europe, where countries with close ties to Russia have seen their equity valuatio...

Sri Lanka's Debt Default and Economic Crisis
Economics
Samikshya Das • May 23, 2022

Sri Lanka's Debt Default and Economic Crisis

The Sri Lankan economic crisis is a long-running catastrophe in the island nation that began in 2019 and has become the country's worst economic predicament since its independence in 1948. It has resulted in record levels of inflation, near...

Harnessing Blue Economy: Need for a Pathway
Environment
Vaibhav Tomar • May 16, 2022

Harnessing Blue Economy: Need for a Pathway

The blue economy is a concept that refers to the various ocean resources that can be utilized by coastal nations to enhance their economic growth and environmental sustainability. It is a huge opportunity for coastal nations such as India t...

Agroterrorism- Lessons Learnt After Covid-19 Pandemic
Terrorism
Poonam Jindal • May 12, 2022

Agroterrorism- Lessons Learnt After Covid-19 Pandemic

The World Health Organization declared COVID-19 a Public Health Emergency of International Concern on January 30, 2020, and endowed a pandemic status on March 12, 2020. COVID-19 remains an unprecedented public health crisis having global an...

India and Israel: Cooperation Beyond Security
World
Gaurav Sen • May 2, 2022

India and Israel: Cooperation Beyond Security

Recently, India and Israel celebrated their 30th anniversary of establishing the diplomatic relations. Before that India due to the Nehruvian Policies and Non-Aligned Movement followed the path more eschewed towards Palestine, barring it fr...

Dangers of a Dirty Bomb: A Real threat or not?
Nuclear
Poonam Jindal • Apr 24, 2022

Dangers of a Dirty Bomb: A Real threat or not?

The 21st century is witnessing unprecedented challenges from the existing war of propaganda and false narratives among the global powers. Russia invaded Ukraine a few weeks ago on the pretext of demilitarizing and denazifying the country. P...

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