- November 12th, 2026
Russia, Ukraine and the United States are preparing to resume trilateral negotiations in Abu Dhabi on Tuesday, November 10, in a renewed diplomatic effort to end a war that has continued for nearly five years, with territorial disputes, security guarantees...
South Korea’s emergence as a major global arms exporter is challenging a traditional measure of military-industrial strength: the number of weapons a country manufactures and sells abroad. Increasingly, defence experts argue that a country's industrial power should also be measured...
India’s long-running debate over the creation of Integrated Theatre Commands (ITCs) has entered a critical phase, with senior military leaders increasingly expressing support for jointness while differences remain over how the country’s Army, Navy and Air Force should operate under...
In southern Texas, the return of uranium mining is bringing an old industry back to life. Jesus “Jesse” Garza Jr. is preparing for another shift at the Alta Mesa Uranium Project, a site that has become part of a wider...
The United States’ decision to restore the historic name of its oldest combatant command from US Indo-Pacific Command to US Pacific Command is raising questions about whether Washington is recalibrating its strategic approach to Asia and narrowing its focus from...
Dr. Laxman Singh In the study of Asian sociology and anthropology, human identity is one of the most dynamic and multi-layered concepts. An individual’s or a community’s background is rarely fixed in stone. Instead, it continuously shifts, adapts, and acquires...
Dr. Anil Singh When the history of modern Indian youth movements is written, the historic gathering at Delhi’s Jantar Mantar will mark a watershed moment. What began as a desperate cry against systemic corruption in competitive examinations evolved into a...
China’s export boom is reshaping the global economy, reigniting concerns among governments, economists and businesses over whether the world is entering a second era of disruptive Chinese manufacturing dominance. With Chinese exports reaching nearly US$4 trillion last year, policymakers across...
While the implementation of the recent 14-point Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) between the United States and Iran remains a work in progress, one omission has attracted growing criticism from environmentalists and ecologists worldwide. Despite pledges of approximately US$300 billion for...
Geographic nomenclature is rarely neutral. Whether applied to rivers, mountains, gulfs, seas, or oceans, names shape perceptions of territory, sovereignty, influence, and power. What appears to be a simple cartographic label often carries profound geopolitical significance. The debate surrounding the...
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