Ranjan Solomon
Beyond Westphalia: Oman, Pakistan and Indonesia in Iran–US Mediation
Mediation is no longer a dyadic process, but a multi-actor fieldTHERE is a persistent temptation in international politics to believe that conflicts are resolved...
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...
Where Convictions Go to Die – The Great Indian Turncoat Bazaar
This is not politics in motion; this is conviction in decay - stage-managed, monetised, and performed without shame.“AAYA RAM, GAYA RAM” (literally “Ram has...
War, Sanctions and the Unravelling of American Certainty
THERE are moments in history when power reveals itself not through victory, but through its inability to secure one. The ongoing confrontation between the...
Power without Representation: The Gender Gap in India’s Political Promise
‘Empowerment is not declared in speeches or delayed in legislation — it is proven in who gets power, who gets protection, and who gets...