Asad Mirza The old framework of rigid alliances in West Asia is giving way to overlapping security partnerships, strategic hedging, internal military modernization, and new calculations shaped as much by…
ANDALIB AKHTER The latest edition of the Global Report on Food Crises (GRFC) 2026 delivers a stark and unsettling message: hunger is no longer a passing emergency—it is becoming a…
By Santosh Kumar Pathak The events of April 24 may well remain one of the most defining—and unsettling—moments in the political journey of Arvind Kejriwal. On the very day the…
Asad Mirza Pope Leo’s sharp criticism of war, sectarian manipulation and the political misuse of religion has cast fresh attention on the narratives shaping the US-Israel confrontation with Iran. Speaking…
By S. N. Verma At first glance, highways and honeybees seem to belong to entirely different worlds—one defined by speed and concrete, the other by quiet cycles of nature. Yet…
Asad Mirza As tensions intensify between Iran, Israel, and the United States, one thing has become increasingly clear: Iran has managed not only to respond to sustained pressure but to…
Asad Mirza With no side caring for the other side’s core demands the proposed two-week ceasefire in the Israel–US war against Iran, which started just a day before, appears to…
By Asad Mirza President Donald Trump’s Tuesday morning post on Truth Social, warning that “a whole civilisation will die tonight” and hinting at the possibility of nuclear war, appears to…
Restoring Trust or Testing Regulation? By Andalib Akhter India’s business environment has long been shaped by a dense network of laws, regulatory procedures, and compliance requirements—many of them rooted in…
If Bab el-Mandeb Closes, the Global Economy Will Feel the Shock Asad Mirza The war against Iran has threatened global supplies of oil and natural gas, sparked fertiliser shortages and…
