Military Coups of West Africa
Weak statehood often gives way to anarchy which in the aftermath of a power vacuum allows non-state actors to replace the legitimate form of government. But non-state actors do not always depose the elected...
Category: Opinion
Exclusionary Nature of Education in India
Education is viewed as a means of upward mobility by all strata, even the wealthy. Education is a critical instrument for a country’s economic development. A literate and, more importantly, competent people will aid...
Implications of China’s New Land Border Law on India
On 1st January 2022, China’s new land boundary law came into force. It was passed on 23rd October 2021 by the Standing Committee of the National People’s Congress (NPC), the country’s highest legislative body....
World, covid-19 and after
COVID-19, caused by newly discovered coronavirus has resulted in havoc not only on the professional and private lives of the people but at the international level too. This coronavirus pandemic has resulted, for the...
Understanding Kazakhstan’s Fuel Price Protests
Kazakhstan became the latest Central Asian republic to witness massive protests against the government. The protests that began on 2nd January in the industrial town of Zhanaozen rapidly spread to major cities, including Almaty,...
Revenge of Geography
It is 1932 and Paul Von Hartmann and Hugh Legat are best friends who had just graduated from Oxford. Six years later, they are in the middle of what would become a missed opportunity...
Endorse India’s strategic autonomy if want to contain prowling China
Quadrilateral Security Dialogue or shortly called QUAD, from its name itself, gets the impression, notwithstanding what many refuse to acknowledge, that it’s a security alliance of four like-minded democratic sovereign countries having common concern...
False Promises of UN in Countering International Terrorism
The United Nations Organization (UNO) failed to define “what is terrorism”. The undemocratic structure of the UN Security Council (UNSC) and its VETO power is serving the interests of only P-5 countries Expansion of...
One year of Myanmar coup: The balancing act of Indian foreign policy
Last year on 1st February Myanmar military under the leadership of senior general Min Aung Hlaing ousted the government of Aung San Suu Kyi in a coup just a day before the commencement of...
Ukrainian Crisis and Russia- A case of butterfly effect?
As western powers prepare to drop “MOAS” i.e. mother of all sanctions on Russia to ensure proper motivation through potential heavy economic losses in case of any unfortunate occurrence that can lead to violent...
