Opinion
Europe’s Sluggish Drift into Irrelevance
Europe’s crisis is civilisational: a continent uncertain of its identity, dependent on external power, internally fractured, and increasingly unable to translate its ideals into...
Iran, Trump, and the Cracks in American Power
IF there is one thing that now appears irreversible, it is that Iran did not lose the current war and that the United States...
The World Watches as China and America Vie for Global Supremacy
Both Trump and Xi sought to project diplomatic harmony, but the summit’s backdrop remained heavily defined by the contest for global orderÂ
RIVAL empires measure...
How the Assembly Elections Reflect Sharp Erosion of Democratic Values
The health of a democracy is measured by the security and freedoms enjoyed by minorities. There has been a marked increase in the intimidation...
When the Bench Shows Contempt for Activism, Democracy is Diminished
THE words of the Chief Justice of India are never ordinary words. They carry constitutional weight, moral authority, and institutional consequence. That is precisely...