On Multi-Layered Diplomatic Policy
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan raised the Kashmir issue during his address to the 81st UN General Assembly on September 22, 2026, in keeping with established practice. He stated that […]
Hardline Jewish Party Quits Bibi-Led Bloc!
Benjamin Netanyahu is in deep trouble as the United Torah Judaism Party quits Bibi-led bloc! It considers supporting Gadi Eisenkot-led opposition alliance. Meanwhile, the Arab parties have claimed the 'kingmaker' status with 19 seats.
Gaza Ceasefire ‘Exists In Name Only’
Amnesty International, the global Non-Governmental Organisation focused on Human Rights, has highlighted the dire situation faced by the people of Gaza on the anniversary of the ceasefire. In its latest […]
Can Assisi Become The Catalyst For Peace?
The growing tension on the world stage is fast approaching a breaking point. On one front, the unprovoked US-Israeli War on Iran has brought about an economic disaster and general […]
Saudi Crown Prince Takes Shelter In Bunker
The Iranian-backed Houthi rebels of Yemen are repeatedly targeting strategic infrastructure facilities, such as airports and oil refineries, in Saudi Arabia. Mohammed bin Salman Al Saud (popularly known as MbS), […]
Another Strategic Blunder…
Trump waives Russia oil sanctions that threatened 100% tariffs on India, China and three other countries day before they were to take effect.
The Messenger Of Peace
Amidst the bloodshed of the Russia-Ukraine War (now entering its fifth year), India is driving a new polarisation in global geopolitics in a different sense. Although New Delhi remained a […]
An Unconquered Warrior
The fossil was discovered a century ago when researchers found the occiput (the back and lower part of the skull) of the species. However, the species has remained unidentified for […]
Trump, Netanyahu Discuss Fresh Iran Strikes
In the second week of October 2026, Trump and Netanyahu discussed over phone whether a fresh attack could be launched against Iran before the Parliamentary Elections in Israel.
