Who’s Crazy Enough To Cut Food & Oil Supply?
International Peace Coalition; July 16, 2026: Over the last couple of weeks, the twin wars in Ukraine and Iran have […]
Placing A Historic Demand
The profound silence following an explosion is a terrific one. War does not merely endanger human lives, but also Mother […]
Worshipping Power & Dealing With Crisis
A special guide performs his duty twice-a-month at a museum in Germany. However, most of the visitors wish to tour […]
A Different Development In West Asia
The vast Nefud (or Al-Nafud) Desert in northern Saudi Arabia is one of the world’s arid regions. This 65,000sqkm erg […]
A Bubble To Support A War Machine?
International Peace Coalition; July 9, 2026: Great uncertainty dominates the strategic picture yet again, with the conflicts around both Iran […]
Securing A Place In History
Why humans go to war can be viewed from various perspectives – philosophical, political and economic. History reveals that the […]
Balochistan Declares Independence From Pakistan
Balochistan, the largest province of Pakistan by land area but the least populated one, reportedly declared itself an independent country […]
Indian Oppositions Need Lessons From Global South
By Yogendra Yadav Why bother with elections? Why not just boycott this increasingly unfair race? This question is being whispered […]
Behind The Cooperation
Changing US policies and competing global engagements have prompted the Asian powers to take charge of their own security networks.
Literature ›
Dealing With Storm From A Shelter
Is it possible for a person who protects others to act like a storm? Suzanna Arundhati Roy, the Indian author […]
His Next Book To Remain Sealed Until 2114
Noted Indian author Amitav Ghosh (b. July 11, 1956) wants no one to touch his next manuscript until the year […]
Stemming From The Same Origin
Ngũgĩ wa Thiong’o (born James Ngugi; January 5, 1938 – May 28, 2025), the Kenyan author and academic who has […]
The Child Of Sufferings
“The scars on our children’s faces/will look for you./Our children’s amputated legs/will run after you.” It seems that it is […]
Post-modernism ›
The End Of A Profound Intellectual Era
In the era of technological change, geopolitical rivalry and democratic crisis, issues raised by him remain quite relevant. How rational public discourse will survive? How will legitimacy be established?
On The ‘Queen Of Curves’
A 63-year-old beautiful Iraqi lady, along with her co-passengers, was onboard an aircraft in September 2013, as the plane was […]
Last Supper And No Resurrection: Godard
He opted for euthanasia and ended his life four years ago as he was convinced that there was nothing more […]
On Techno-Feudalism
Imagine one has just moved to a new city which has shopping malls, parks, cafés, theatres, etc. People are shopping, […]
Psychology ›
A Forewarning
A quick search on the internet can help one to find chatbots that act as psychologists or psychotherapists. They often […]
He Revolutionised Economics With Psychology!
Can a person become an economist or win the Nobel Prize for her/his breakthrough research in Economics without being a […]
Internet Use Disorder: Roots & Remedies!
A study carried out by researchers from the Public Health Foundation of India has revealed that people, who have had […]
A New Pandemic Called Loneliness
As the pace of life increases, so does the problem of loneliness. There is no shortage of crowds on the […]
Science ›
Returning To The Roots
The work had been underway for more than a decade and a ray of hope emerged in 2026. In a […]
When Earth’s Magnetic Shield Collapsed 41,000 Years Ago
Our ancestors were afraid of an event that reportedly changed the destiny of humankind, 41,000 years ago. Human evolution is […]
Earliest DNA Evidence Of Father-Daughter Pairing Found
Scientists have previously found evidence of close physical (reproductive) relationships between family members in ancient populations. The matter was not […]
Humans Inherit Mental Issues From Primitive Ancestors
Modern humans have not only genetically inherited intelligence, but also mental problems from their primitive ancestors. A recent study has […]
Koushik Das
ISMC
Boundless Ocean Of Politics 
The ‘Suez Moment’ Of US
The nationalisation of the Suez Canal in 1956 was a momentous event in the history of the British Empire. Seven decades later, the struggle surrounding the Strait of Hormuz mirrors the Suez Crisis. In a rare first, an unnecessary war has pushed the world into a major crisis.
The End Of A Profound Intellectual Era
In the era of technological change, geopolitical rivalry and democratic crisis, issues raised by him remain quite relevant. How rational public discourse will survive? How will legitimacy be established?
Impact Of Bengal Poll On India’s Security Policy
US President Donald Trump has congratulated Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi following the Bharatiya Janata Party’s sweeping victory in the 2026 Assembly Elections in West Bengal.
US Runs Dangerous Biolabs In 30 Countries
The US poses a serious global security threat as it funds biolabs in more than 30 countries, including Ukraine.
Rubio’s Green Light To Lebanese Civil War
At a signing ceremony on June 26, 2026 in Washington DC, the Israeli and Lebanese Governments, through their respective ambassadors […]
In Pics: US Attacks Iran Again
The US Central Command announced the news of airstrikes on Iran in a social media post on July 8, 2026. […]
USD 10mln Offered For Iran-Aligned ‘Terrorist’
Ahead of the second round of peace talks between the US and Iran, Washington DC has offered a reward of USD 10 million for intel on Abu Waala al Wa'eli.
Waiting For The Right Opportunity
Pakistan is seeking to establish itself as an effective mediator in West Asia. However, its relationship with the US is widely considered as a transactional, situationship or alliance of necessity rather than a deep, strategic partnership.
‘Man Is The Most Insane Species’
Ukraine marked the 40th anniversary of Chernobyl disaster, the world's worst nuclear accident, on April 26, 2026.