Sudan Civil War: Deepening Humanitarian Crisis
Nearly 10 million Sudanese have been forced to flee due to the ongoing civil war. Fresh clashes in Kordofan and…
Category: International Relations
China’s Global Lending Footprint (2000–2023)
A new AidData report (2024) revealed that China has provided over $2 trillion in global loans between 2000–2023, covering 80%…
Latest On Sheikh Hasina’s Verdict And Bangladesh’s Crisis
Former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina was sentenced to death in absentia by Bangladesh’s International Crimes Tribunal (ICT) for crimes against…
India’s Foreign Policy Shifting Towards Asia
India’s foreign policy is entering a critical phase as global influence moves toward Asia. In this changing geopolitical setting, India’s…
Senkaku–Diaoyu Islands
China recently sent its Coast Guard to patrol waters near the disputed Senkaku Islands, heightening tensions with Japan, especially following…
Nuclear Order Disruption By The US
Recent signals from the United States about restarting nuclear explosive tests have created uncertainty in an already fragile arms-control environment.…
G7 Meet: Focus On Ukraine War And China’s Mineral Dominance
At the G7 Foreign Ministers’ Meeting in Canada’s Niagara region, discussions centred around the Russia-Ukraine conflict and China’s growing control…
Ukraine Scrambles For Power After Russian Strikes
Russia has launched large-scale strikes targeting Ukraine’s energy infrastructure, severely damaging power plants and transmission lines, leading to widespread electricity…
High Seas Treaty
The High Seas Treaty has now been ratified by over 60 countries, meeting the requirement for it to take effect.…
India–Taliban Engagement Policy
India recently hosted Taliban Foreign Minister Amir Khan Muttaqi, marking the highest-level interaction between New Delhi and the Taliban regime…