World War 3 loading? Is World War 3 really possible considering contemporary geopolitical dynamics? Initially in the Russia-Ukraine war people were making bold predictions that this war would eventually turn into a World War with NATO getting directly involved in the war and this will ultimately lead to World War 3. These kinds of predictions […]
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Iran has been in the news for a long time now for its conflict with Israel and open support for Hamas. We all knew about Iran’s nexus with proxies in the region and how Iran uses these proxies as pawns to accomplish its geopolitical interests. Recently, Iran has also vowed to change its Nuclear doctrine,
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A suspected Israeli strike on the Iranian embassy in Damascus, that killed 2 IRGC commanders has pushed the Middle East on the edge of full-scale war. Israel warned Iran that if it were to attack Israel from its own soil, Israel would retaliate by targeting Iran’s nuclear facilities. Iran does attack Israel from its own
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The Katchatheevu Island issue between India and Sri Lanka came to limelight when PM Modi accused then PM Indira Gandhi of ‘callously giving away’ Karchatheevu island to Sri Lanka. This issue has gained political mileage just before the Lok Sabha elections in India and now we can expect this issue to be politicised more in
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The South China Sea has been prominent in recent news for various reasons, with one of the primary factors being its contentious activities affecting other countries in the region, particularly the Philippines. Additionally, the recent visit of Indian Foreign Minister S Jaishankar to the Philippines has drawn attention. Jaishankar made bold statements condemning Chinese aggressive
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The foreign policy of Bharat has witnessed a significant shift since Narendra Modi became Prime Minister in 2014. Today, if we observe India’s high stature on the global stage, much of the credit belongs to PM Modi. Even Indian citizens, who were primarily concerned about domestic issues, are now taking an active interest in foreign
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The Iron Curtain stands as one of the most enduring symbols of the 20th century, representing not just a physical barrier but a profound ideological and geopolitical division that shaped the course of European history. Coined by British Prime Minister Winston Churchill in his famous 1946 speech, the term encapsulated the stark separation between Eastern
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Prime Minister of Bharat Narendra Modi visited Bhutan on 21-22 March just a week after Bhutan PM Tshering Tobgay concluded his India visit. PM Modi received a grand reception at Paro International Airport of Bhutan and also received Bhutan’s highest civilian award, the Order of the Druk Gyalpo. Cooperation in sectors like renewable energy, digital connectivity,
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The Vietnam War, a conflict that spanned nearly two decades, stands as one of the most controversial and consequential chapters in modern history. For the United States, it was a war that left scars both domestically and internationally, reshaping geopolitical dynamics and challenging the nation’s self-image as a global superpower. Yet, despite its vast resources and
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In the introductory section, it’s essential to emphasize the foundational role of oil in shaping American engagement in the Middle East. The recognition of oil as a strategic resource has been a driving force behind the U.S.’s diplomatic, economic, and military involvement in the region. The pursuit of a stable and reliable oil supply has not only
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