The Sun Rises in Bangladesh
AFTER nearly a year, Bangladesh has returned to the ballot box and elected a new government. This transition suggests a restoration of constitutional order...
Israel’s Political Pulls Make It Unlikely It Will Reach Its 100th Anniversary
A CRITICAL appraisal of Israel’s long-term sustainability reveals a paradox: while it boasts high economic and military resilience, it faces unprecedented, compounding existential threats...
Om Birla Has Created an Embarrassment in the Lok Sabha
AS of February 2026, the political dynamics surrounding Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla are highly charged, characterised by a major showdown between the ruling...
Four Decades On, Iran’s Revolution Still Shapes a Nation
THE Anniversary of the Islamic Revolution in Iran, known as 22 Bahman, is celebrated annually on February 11th to mark the 1979 downfall of...
Uttarakhand’s ‘Mohammad Deepak’ and the Architecture of Majoritarian Discipline
Constitutional morality is increasingly viewed as subversive when it disrupts majoritarian comfort
IN Kotdwar, Uttarakhand, a gym owner lost nearly 90 per cent of his...