UN Declares Famine In Gaza
The United Nations has declared a famine in Gaza, affecting nearly 500,000 people, blaming Israel for “systematic obstruction of humanitarian…
Category: International Relations
China–Pakistan–Afghanistan Trilateral And CPEC Extension
The recent trilateral meeting of the foreign ministers of China, Pakistan, and Afghanistan marks a new phase in regional geopolitics.…
Militarisation In Sri Lanka’s North And East: Tamil Concerns
Sixteen years after the end of Sri Lanka’s civil war (2009), the Tamil-majority Northern and Eastern Provinces continue to witness…
Alaskan Winds, India And The Trump-Putin Summit
The Trump-Putin “Alaska Summit” (August 15, 2025) was seen as a possible turning point in the Russia-Ukraine conflict. For India,…
The Path To Ending Global Hunger And India’s Role
The UN’s State of Food Security and Nutrition in the World 2025 report shows a decline in global undernourishment. India’s…
Global Plastic Treaty Negotiations
The sixth round of UNEP-led negotiations (since 2022) on a global treaty to tackle plastic pollution failed to reach consensus.…
Why Maharashtra’s Small Farmers Welcome The Uk FTA
The India–U.K. Free Trade Agreement (FTA) has removed tariffs on Indian grapes entering the U.K. market. This reform is expected…
Benjamin Netanyahu’s Push For A No-state Solution
Several Western nations, including the UK and France, have announced plans to recognise Palestine as a sovereign state, signalling growing…
India–Russia: Industrial Cooperation & Rare Earth Minerals
India and Russia have strengthened their strategic partnership by focusing on industrial cooperation and joint extraction of rare earth minerals,…
80 Years Of Hiroshima
August 6, 2025, marked 80 years since the U.S. dropped the world’s first atomic bomb on Hiroshima, Japan. The event…