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“Today at 15:45 hrs India conducted three underground nuclear tests in the Pokhran range.” These were the words of our former Prime Minister, Late Shri Atal Bihari Vajpayee, when he declared India a nuclear weapon state in May 1998. But the story was not that easy going, India’s aspiration to go nuclear dated back to […]
DE-NUCLEARIZING PAKISTAN: A STRATEGIC NECESSITY FOR GLOBAL SECURITY Read More »
The world today is moving away from unipolarity and towards multipolarity. Multipolarity is the consequence of re-balancing, in the sense that there are many more independent centres of decision-making making. It shifts international politics in the direction of finding convergences and overlaps. The emergence of groups like ASEAN, SCO, BRICS, and QUAD are examples of
BRICS: A CHALLENGE TO WESTERN-DOMINATED WORLD ORDER Read More »
The Russia-Ukraine war is now in its third year, and geopolitical experts remain uncertain about when it will end. As of September 2024, Russia controls one-third of Ukraine and continues to make advances in eastern Ukraine. Meanwhile, Ukraine has made significant gains, including capturing Russia’s Kursk city. This marks the first time since the end of
CAN INDIA BROKER PEACE IN THE RUSSIA-UKRAINE WAR? Read More »
The Middle East, a chaotic and complex region, is on the brink of a significant geopolitical shift that could have far-reaching consequences for the region and the world. Multiple reports suggest that if Iran decides to do so, it could produce a nuclear bomb within a matter of weeks. The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA)
IRAN IS VERY CLOSE TO A NUCLEAR BOMB Read More »
Ukraine’s forces have captured 1,263 square kilometres of Russian territory in the Kursk region, a development that has been widely celebrated in Western media. However, it’s crucial to remember that this conflict is fundamentally a war of attrition—a grueling struggle where each side seeks to weaken the other by inflicting heavy losses in soldiers and
UKRAINE’S BIGGEST MISTAKE Read More »
The “Axis of Resistance” is a term that has gained prominence in Middle Eastern geopolitics over the past few decades. It refers to the coalition of states and non-state actors in the Middle East that oppose Western, particularly American, influence and policies in the region. The term has significant implications for understanding the power dynamics,
AXIS OF RESISTANCE: IRAN’S BRAINCHILD Read More »
India-Canada relations have faced challenges due to the Khalistan issue. In September 2023, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau accused India of involvement in the killing of a pro-Khalistan supporter, Hardeep Singh Nijjar. India promptly refuted these allegations and demanded evidence from the Canadian government, which has yet to be provided. The tension escalated to the
CANADA: A SAFE HAVEN FOR PRO-KHALISTAN SUPPORTERS Read More »
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
WORLD WAR 3 LOADING? Read More »
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,
IRANIAN REVOLUTION OF 1979 : ANSWER TO MANY QUESTIONS Read More »
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
OPERATION ORCHARD: THE COVERT ISRAELI STRIKE ON THE SYRIAN REACTOR Read More »
