Greater Eurasia : Charting a Tripolar Future

From the Atlantic to the Pacific, the vast expanse of Eurasia is no longer the exclusive domain of a single superpower. The year 2025 crystallized a n...

A Mirage of Tranquility

Under the banner of “peace,” Donald Trump’s initiative to erect a private authority in Gaza is not diplomacy - it is deal-making. For India, this invi...

The Mother of All Deals : A Geopolitical Turning Point

Signed amid a fractured global order, the India–EU Free Trade Agreement is far more than a commercial pact. It marks a decisive geopolitical realignme...

Axis of Alarm: Saudi-Pakistan Pact

India faces a fresh geopolitical jolt. Pakistan and Saudi Arabia’s Strategic Defence Pact, declaring ‘an attack on one is an attack on both,’ raises a...

Hydropolitics Rising in Africa?

Crises in Africa rarely begin with politics alone. They often start with water — too little, too dirty, or unfairly shared. Droughts push pastoralists...

Water as the New Geopolitical Pivot

The Kosh Tepa Canal is more than a local water project in Afghanistan—it has the potential to redefine regional cooperation, conflict, and the geopoli...

Daddy in the Oval Office

At the White House court, it wasn’t a summit but a spectacle of subordination—Trump at the center, Europe reduced to side characters. The continent on...

Taiwan Tensions:A Rift in the Relationship?

Amid rising tensions over Taiwan, the Trump administration has questioned the role of allies. Yet, its transactional approach risks undermining the st...

Oil, Sanctions, and Sovereignty: Will India Yield?

On July 15, 2025, NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte stood in Washington, not as a symbol of military unity but as a messenger of economic threats.