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Commentaries & Articles
Understanding the Role of Civil Society and its influence on Changing Power Dynamics: Case study of Arab Spring
August 14, 2024 Yubaraj Das
The Arab World which is known for its strict and unchanging government. After 2011, it went through a drastic power transformation with an unprecedented wave of protests and citizen demands. Some countries witnessed large-scale peaceful demonstrations leading
What Just Happened in Bangladesh? Ten Observations
August 06, 2024 Dr. Rajat Ganguly
First, what has just happened is an organized coup against the Awami League Government led by Sheikh Hasina orchestrated by several players both internal and external. Sure, it started with student protests, against government job quotas.
BRICS Expansion and the Quest for Leadership: India, China, and Beyond
March 26, 2024 Mohit Gajbhiye
The BRICS group, comprising Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa, has evolved into a significant force on the global stage since its inception in 2006. Recently, there has been a surge of interest from nations worldwide, eager to join the BRICS ranks
Narratives of Conflict: Hamas's Strategic Use of Telegram for Psychological Warfare
July 04, 2024 Evin K. Vinoy
The key focus of this article is to investigate the strategic use of social media by Hamas for psychological warfare in the ongoing conflict in Gaza, with a particular focus on influencing public opinion. This study hypotheses that Hamas utilises Telegram for
A Half-Century of Diplomatic Ties between India and South Korea: Charting a Course for the Future
March 27, 2024 Aanchal Sinha
Apart from Southeast Asia, India is another fixture of South Korea's New Southern Policy (NSP). Yet though India has been described as a "core pillar" of South Korea's foreign policy, Seoul has struggled to create momentum in the partnership in recent years.
The New Great Game: Rivalry Among Regional And Trans-Regional Powers in Central Asia
April 04, 2024 Rugveda Mayakuntla
Central Asia is described as the ‘heartland of world politics’ along with some East European countries by Halford Mackinder. In his Heartland theory, he says, that whoever controls the Heartland, would control the world.
Chinese Threat to The Submarine Cables and Prospective Countermeasures
April 18, 2023 Arghish Akolkar
Submarine cable infrastructure is the backbone of the global economy today. It is the sole reason that today's world can enjoy wireless connection in various forms, from messaging, telecommunication, emails and websites. The submarine cables run across..
India's G20 Presidency: What is on the Agenda?
February 07, 2023 Hanisha Shivnani
On December 1st, the presidency of India commenced for G20 which was previously held by Indonesia. G20 as the group has immense potential to shape the global order as it contains 19 countries and the EU as a member.
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