The West Asia region has fostered complex geopolitical tactics coupled with fragile alliances and coalitions. Coalition Politics in the Middle-East region, has comprised of many volatile and make-shift alliances over the years between state...
The security environment of the world has become less defined by conventional warfare and more by persistent, low-intensity tensions over certain periods of time as such conflicts have become the rage in the current scenario. Protracted arm...
Frequently appearing in headlines for insurgency, enforced disappearances and large-scale development initiatives, Balochistan, stands as one of South Asia’s most complex and misunderstood regions. Despite being Pakistan’s largest and most ...
This paper critically examines whether BRICS constitute a civilizational challenge to Western liberal internationalism, as suggested in some scholarly debates. Drawing on constructivism, institutionalism, realism, and postcolonial theory, t...
India’s political and strategic debates continue to revolve around identity and ideology, yet an increasingly destabilising force remains under-addressed: climate change. This commentary examines how climate stress is no longer a peripheral...
As global conflicts grow more complex in an increasingly multipolar world, traditional UN peacekeeping models often militarised and externally imposed have shown clear limitations in delivering sustainable peace. This commentary argues that...
The December 2025 visit by Russian President Vladimir Putin to New Delhi for the 23rd India–Russia Annual Summit represented a significant moment for diplomacy in the history of modern international relations. The visit took place during th...
Strategic autonomy is the ability of a nation to make independent foreign policy decisions based on national interests without being aligned to a singular bloc. India’s strategic autonomy, deeply rooted in its colonial history and the princ...
With the New START Treaty set to expire in 2026, global arms control faces a critical moment marked by great-power rivalry and institutional stagnation. The middle powers, particularly India, Japan, and Brazil, now hold significant potentia...
In the 21st century, trade has gone beyond its usual function of generating and protecting financial resources to a great extent. In current world politics, countries always use tariffs, sanctions, export limitations, and regulations not ju...
With the most prolonged shutdown in its history, the US government has broken an unprecedented milestone and ventured into unknown territory. A political impasse has caused government agencies to close, public employees to be sidelined, and...
This article examines the evolving dynamics of nuclear deterrence in an increasingly multipolar international system, where emerging technologies and shifting geopolitical alignments are reshaping strategic stability. Focusing on India’s po...
