The Curious Case of Port: A Tale of Power, Partnership, and Geopolitics in South Asia
A new kind of competition is unfolding across South Asia, not over borders or battlefields, but over ports. While China...
Thalapathy Vijay vs Modi: Can TVK Block BJP’s Southern Expansion?
A New Political Challenger When Tamil superstar Thalapathy Vijay stepped onto the political stage earlier this year with his party,...
A Year of Fire: When Modi’s Backlash Wouldn’t End
A Shifting Narrative For over a decade, Narendra Modi has been the man who seemingly could do no wrong. Riding...
From “Khela Hobe” to “Bengali is a Bangladeshi Language”: How Bengal is Becoming BJP’s Constant Political Headache
A Political and Cultural Flashpoint The recent controversy where Delhi Police referred to Bengali as a “Bangladeshi language” isn’t just...
Shah Rukh Khan’s Long-Awaited National Award: A Crown Earned or a Symbolic Consolation?
The Announcement That Shook Bollywood After over three decades of ruling the box office, charming millions, and reshaping the idea...
The Balochistan Studies Project by MEMRI: Academic Inquiry or Geopolitical Warfare?
Introduction On June 12, 2025, the Middle East Media Research Institute (MEMRI)—a Washington D.C.-based think tank—announced the launch of a...
How Memes and Rap Influence Revolution
Digital Culture as a New Weapon of Dissent Introduction: Culture as a Catalyst for Change In the past, revolutions were...
Investigative Journalism Changes Government and policy : Some Instances and way forward.
In democracies and autocracies alike, investigative journalism plays a transformative role. By exposing hidden abuses of power, documenting evidence of...
When Planes Fall: The Global Toll of Tragedy, Espionage, and Covert Wars
The Fragility of Air Travel Every few seconds, a plane lifts off somewhere in the world, its passengers trusting that...
Can the ICC’s Bold Verdicts Truly Hold Global Powers Accountable?
In a quiet courtroom in The Hague, where translators whisper into headsets and black-robed judges lean over stacks of evidence,...
Why Did India’s Indus Waters Treaty Gambit Backfire?
The Indus Waters Treaty, signed in 1960 under the World Bank’s watchful eye, is a marvel of endurance, surviving three...
Between Dragons and Eagles: Pakistan at the Heart of an Indo-Pacific Rivalry
In the shadows of great power rivalry, Pakistan is no longer just a South Asian state it’s a pivot point...
The Balochistan Separatist Movement and the Iran-Israel War: A New Regional Flashpoint
The Balochistan separatist movement, long seen as a local or national security issue for Pakistan and Iran, has taken on...
From Quito to Agartala: How Attacks on Diplomatic Missions Are Undermining Global Sovereignty
Attacks on diplomatic missions are not a new phenomenon. Even this year, the world has observed two such major instances....
Bangladesh’s Rivers Gain Legal Standing: The State Must Now Act as Trustee
It was truly an epoch-making event when a court in India granted the river Ganges the status of a "legal...
Blue Moon: The Rare Lunar Wonder
The night sky has always fascinated people with its countless stars, planets, and celestial events. Among these wonders, the Blue...
Fact Check: Does Consciousness Create Reality?
For more than a century, quantum mechanics has challenged humanity’s understanding of reality. Unlike classical physics, which describes a predictable...
The Impact of the US-Iran Conflict on Global Oil Prices and Economic Performance
Introduction The conflict between the United States and Iran is a central topic in global geopolitics. This enduring friction has...
Fact Check: Are “Clear Cache” Apps Actually Improving Phone Speed?
Every day, millions of smartphone users tap buttons labeled "Clean," "Boost," or "Speed Up" in third-party cleaning apps, hoping to...
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