A New Dawn in Sri Lankan Politics
The political landscape of Sri Lanka has undergone a seismic shift following the recent electoral victory of the National People's Power (NPP). This u...
International
Shifting Tides in South Asia Amidst Trump’s Resurgence
In the turbulent and often unpredictable landscape of global geopolitics, shifts in the U.S. administration carry profound implications for regions like South Asia, where alliances, trade agreements, and strategic policies often sway according to the White House’s stance. Following Donald Trump’s return to the presidential stage, analysts are left...
Timbuktu: The Forgotten 'Light House' in Africa
Behind the coin, there is always another story which never be told. This question is the key tool for deconstructing myths. Since a long time, the Afr...
A Complex Conflict in Russia : The Wagner Rebellion
Russian paramilitary group the Wagner Group insurrection against the Russian government. Rising hostilities between Yevgeny Prigozhin, the head of Wag...
How the Once Wealthy Nation Turned Insolvent within a Decade
Nauru is a small island in the middle of the Pacific Ocean. With just 21 square kilometers, it is the 3rd smallest country in the world. Its populatio...
Two Years of Bloodshed: The Unfinished Saga of Ukraine’s Struggle for Survival
If we think about the global political position and structure, it can be easily identified that the global political structure is a process of changin...
Israel-Palestine Conflict The War that Remade Middle East
The Israel-Palestine conflict is a protracted dispute over land, identity, and sovereignty in the Middle East. It finds its roots in the late 19th and...
India-Israel: The Iron Alliance and the Threat to the Muslim World
History often reveals its turning points quietly through speeches, diplomatic symbolism, and subtle strategic alignments that appear routine at first...
Unplanned Road Transportation and Traffic Jam Cause Unbearable Human Suffering
After the death of two college students due to a reckless collision between two buses in Dhaka on July 29, 2018, the safe road movement of school-coll...
Between Unipolarity and Multipolar Reality: A New Era of Strategic Competition
The end of the Cold War heralded what many believed to be the triumph of the liberal order—an era defined by Western dominance, with the United States...
Deals and Divides: The New Frontier of Global Conflict
In the modern geopolitical theatre, the most dangerous conflicts are not only fought with missiles or tanks — they are fought with short-sighted polit...
Zohran Mamdani and the Rebirth of American Politics
When the night of November 4 descended upon New York City, it carried with it not merely the results of another election, but the tremor of history be...
The F-35 Stalemate, China’s J-20, and the Post-Abraham Accords Calculus
In the volatile matrix of Middle Eastern geopolitics, where allegiances shift and national interests outweigh ideological alliances, the evolving defe...
Trump’s ‘Economic Freedom Day’ and a terrified Tariff Rules Mean for South Asia
In an era when global trade diplomacy is often crafted behind closed doors with carefully calculated caution, President Donald Trump has once again sh...
Gaza, Epstein, and the Banality of Empire
The Epstein spectacle distracts from structural power: U.S. support for Israel and the devastation in Gaza reflect entrenched imperial strategy, not b...
USA election and the future foreign policy
In today's interconnected world, the role of foreign policy has never been more crucial in addressing pressing global challenges. In order to address...
EU 2.0: A visionary blueprint for tomorrow
As European parliamentarians return from their summer recess, the perennial call for a structural overhaul of the European Union resurfaces. This year...
South Asia’s emerging power struggle
nalysts believe that the political climate of South Asia has become unstable due to the dramatic loss of power of the former Prime Minister of Banglad...
Conspiracy of Zionism and Hinduism must be stopped
India's ongoing hostilities with its neighbors are influenced by communal political ambitions, particularly in relation to Muslim-majority countries....