Imagine a South Asia where borders do not divide families, where students and workers can travel freely, where economic opportunities…
Browsing: Geopolitics
The new Israeli settlement approval has raised concerns. As per the reports of the BBC and CNN, the government of Israel has declared new Israeli settlements in the West Bank, a Palestinian territory home to several cities including Ramallah, Bethlehem, and Hebron, where violence has surged since the war in Gaza began — immediately after Hamas’s
For much of the post–Cold War era, Africa occupied a paradoxical space in global discourse: hyper-visible in humanitarian imagery, policy…
The architecture of global power, painstakingly constructed in the post-World War II era, is fracturing under the weight of its…
NATO finds itself at a rare strategic inflection point — not on the brink of spectacular collapse, but teetering on…
The United States’ latest National Security Strategy (NSS) portrays Europe as facing a “stark prospect of civilizational erasure”. This characterization reads less…
The Nobel Prize is given every year. But Nobel laureates cannot always receive the prize in person, leading to concerns. This is more relevant for the Nobel Peace Prize, which is given for the contribution to peace, democracy, human rights and humanitarian efforts. As per the reports of the BBC and CNN, María Corina Machadov
The paradox of contemporary geopolitics is that Russia — weakened by sanctions, demographic decline, and a grinding war it cannot…
The concept of a “post-American world” is no longer a clever moniker or a provocative book title — it is…
The G-20 Summit convening in Johannesburg marks more than a shifting diplomatic geography; it represents a radical redrawing of the…