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The Tale of Two Rivals: NATO expansion and Russia
Security
Khyati Singh • Mar 1, 2022

The Tale of Two Rivals: NATO expansion and Russia

The Russian invasion of Ukrainian territory sparked a flurry of heated debates within and among the International Politics intelligentsia, but a large number of scholars agree that Russian belligerence arose in response to the West's unwill...

Tale of Trump’s New Twitter: TRUTH Social
Business
Khyati Singh • Dec 11, 2021

Tale of Trump’s New Twitter: TRUTH Social

Ever since Twitter announced Parag Agarwal as its new CEO, the platform has come back to the limelight. However, it was President Donald Trump who kept Twitter abuzz during his presidency. It was his blunt, and often uncensored words that u...

Counter-terrorism and Online surveillance
Terrorism
Sharath Kumar Kolipaka • Oct 19, 2021

Counter-terrorism and Online surveillance

The internet plays a pivotal role in global terrorism. Terrorists have exploited commercial communications, finance, and transportation networks to operate on a global rather than a regional or national level. These networks enable them to ...

AUKUS & QUAD- Under the same roof?
Security
Khyati Singh • Oct 15, 2021

AUKUS & QUAD- Under the same roof?

Structural realism is the theory of international realism that invites suspicion over the 'relative gains' to the allies in an alliance. Military gains are valued most for the national interest, and it's likely to create a feud in a coaliti...

India’s SCO Challenge: Treading a fine line
Politics
Gaurav Sen • Aug 17, 2021

India’s SCO Challenge: Treading a fine line

Initially, The Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) was the group of the six Eurasian countries that expanded with the inclusion of India and Pakistan in 2017. Constituted to resolve border disputes between the participant states, the or...

Looking into Russia’s future  after Putin
Politics
Ragini Kashyap • Dec 21, 2020

Looking into Russia’s future after Putin

As one of the most commanding leaders in global politics enters his 22nd year as a leading politician with his term coming to an end in 2024, talks about the future of Russia has gained momentum. The latest legislation that was passed in th...

Neo-Nazi movement in Germany
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Neo-Nazi movement in Germany

A new kind of extremism is on the rise, which transcends boundaries and thrives upon primitive notions of race and ethnicity. It is a complex network of views that is slowly taking over the world. However, its lethality lies in the fact the...

Taiwan: A Thorn in China’s flesh
Politics
Dr Rajaram Panda • Jul 29, 2020

Taiwan: A Thorn in China’s flesh

Amid the escalating tensions in the Indo-Pacific region stemming from China’s display of military muscle and expansionist design, the spectre of a new cold war with the US and China as the two major combatants is drifting the world to a maj...

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