Opinion
Narendra Modi’s Western Gaze and the Betrayal of the Global South
THE foreign policy of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s government is often interpreted through two lenses. One sees India as a pragmatic rising power navigating...
Beyond Westphalia: Oman, Pakistan and Indonesia in Iran–US Mediation
Mediation is no longer a dyadic process, but a multi-actor field
THERE is a persistent temptation in international politics to believe that conflicts are resolved...
West Asia Defence, Security Landscape Undergoes Profound Transformation
The old framework of rigid alliances in West Asia is giving way to overlapping security partnerships, strategic hedging, internal military modernisation, and new calculations
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Power, Justice, and the Decolonisation of the Emerging Global Order
THREE decades after the end of the Cold War, the global order that emerged in its aftermath is visibly fraying. What was once proclaimed...
Workers’ Unrest Reflects Increasing Difficulties in Meeting Their Basic Needs
THE discontent among workers and their strikes in Noida, close to the national capital, has led to serious concern regarding the increasing problems faced...