Rising Dragon: China’s Military Power on Full Display

From WWII Triumph to Modern Might Eighty years ago, China emerged from the devastation of the Second World War with a hard-earned victory over Japan. Though the nation bore immense suffering during the conflict, its resilience cemented a place among the world’s major powers. Fast-forward to today, Beijing seeks to remind the world of that legacy—while also showcasing…

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Thousands Mourn Houthi Leaders in Yemen, Israel-Iran Rivalry Deepens

A Strike Reverberating Beyond Yemen The Israeli airstrike that killed 12 senior Houthi leaders, including Yemen’s prime minister, was not merely a localized military operation—it has become a flashpoint in the evolving Middle Eastern geopolitical order. As thousands gathered at Sanaa’s Al Saleh Mosque on Monday to grieve the dead and chant defiance, the regional stakes of…

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India Rises Amid Trump’s Tariff Storm: Sullivan Slams U.S. Missteps

Global Spotlight on India’s Resilience The world’s gaze has increasingly turned to India in recent years, not only for its remarkable economic momentum but also for the way it navigates external shocks. From digital innovation to industrial growth, New Delhi is being hailed as a future pillar of the global economy. The recent imposition of steep U.S….

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Afghanistan Earthquake Leaves 622 Dead, Thousands Injured

A History of Seismic Fragility Afghanistan has long sat on a precarious fault line where the Indian and Eurasian tectonic plates collide, making it one of the most earthquake-prone regions in Asia. The rugged Hindu Kush range frequently experiences tremors, and in recent years, deadly quakes have claimed thousands of lives. Last year alone, over 1,000 people were killed in…

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SCO Summit 2025: Modi’s Stern Message on Terror and Unity Amid Global Trade Strains

The Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO), founded in 2001, began as a platform for regional security, economic cooperation, and cultural exchange among China, Russia, and Central Asian nations. Over the years, it has expanded in scope and influence, bringing India and Pakistan into its fold in 2017. Now representing almost half of the world’s population, the SCO has…

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“Trump Is Dead” Trend Sparks Frenzy: Rumours, Health Concerns, and Political Undercurrents

A Viral Phrase Takes Over X For two days, social media was consumed by one jarring phrase: “Trump Is Dead.” The posts flooded X (formerly Twitter), rapidly propelling the U.S. President’s name into the top global trends. Unlike his usual spikes in online attention—trade wars, campaign rallies, or off-the-cuff comments—this wave of speculation centered on something…

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SCO Summit in Tianjin: A Strategic Opportunity for India

SCO and India’s Diplomatic Stakes The Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO), founded in 2001, has steadily evolved into one of the most influential regional blocs in Eurasia, encompassing major powers like China, Russia, India, and Central Asian states. For New Delhi, participation in SCO is more than symbolic—it is an avenue to engage both friends and competitors…

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Court Ruling Shakes Trump’s Trade Weapon

Supply Chains in Turmoil: The Tariff Backdrop The world economy has been unsettled for years by President Donald Trump’s aggressive use of tariffs as a policy weapon. His blanket duties, often framed as “reciprocal” measures against trading partners, disrupted supply chains, inflated import costs, and triggered retaliatory measures worldwide. From steel and aluminum to consumer goods, his…

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India–Japan: A Strategic Partnership for a New Era

A Shared Past, a Forward-Looking Future The relationship between India and Japan has been rooted in cultural, spiritual, and economic exchanges for centuries. The compassion of Buddhism linked the two civilizations, while post-war solidarity and trade deepened ties. Over the decades, Japanese technology helped power India’s industries, just as Indian traders contributed to Japan’s commerce. This…

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Lindsey Graham Targets India: Oil, Tariffs, and the Geopolitics of War

Global Crossroads: Tariffs, Conflict, and Energy The intersection of U.S. trade policy, the war in Ukraine, and India’s growing influence in the global energy market has created new geopolitical friction. Washington’s strategy under President Donald Trump, carried forward by allies in the U.S. Senate, links tariffs directly to countries that purchase Russian oil. For India…

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