In international relations, discussions on human rights have often been at the forefront of global debates. A incident involving United States Secretary of State Antony Blinken’s remarks on human rights issues in India again underscores this discourse’s complex nature. While … Continue reading Uncle Sam and Human Rights Violation: Hypocrisy of U.S. Military’s Actions in Conflict Zones
The picturesque northeastern Indian state of Manipur, known as the “Land of Jewels,” has been plagued by repeated inter-ethnic clashes between the Meitei and Kuki communities. The violence that erupted on May 3 has left behind a trail of destruction, … Continue reading The Tragic Tale of Land of Jewels: Failed Governance in Manipur and History
The conflict between Israel and Palestine has a long and complex history, marked by periods of relative calm and intense violence. On the 4th of July, Israel launched air attacks on the Gaza Strip in response to rocket fire from … Continue reading Canaan and Bloodshed: Analyzing the air attacks on Gaza Strip
Wagner Group commander Yevgeny Prigozhin recently brought an abrupt end to his troops’ mutinous march on Moscow, marking the conclusion of a startling rebellion that posed a significant threat to Russian President Vladimir Putin’s authoritarian rule. The coup attempt, led … Continue reading Putin’s Masterstroke Or A Failed Coup? Decoding Wagner Group and Beyond
In 2021, Afghanistan witnessed a significant shift in the political landscape of Afghanistan as the Taliban regained control after two decades. Since their return, concerns over human rights violations have dominated global discussions. Following the withdrawal of international forces, the … Continue reading Unveiling the shadows: Afghanistan’s Deteriorating Human Rights Crisis
Former President Donald Trump called on his backers to “protest” and “take our nation back” in an all-caps Truth Social post posted on 18th March in which he predicted his own arrest. Despite a lack of evidence, he has been … Continue reading Trump Arrest And Fallen Protest: Decoding Capitol Riots And Now
“When President Putin ordered his tanks to roll into Ukraine he thought we would roll over. He was wrong,” U.S. President Joe Biden expressed while addressing in Poland on February 21, these statements came a day after Biden made a … Continue reading From Crimea To Donbas: Analyzing The Ongoing “New Cold War” Between Russia And Ukraine
Not long ago, the Rajapaksha brothers were seen as war heroes by the Sinhalese majority. Mahinda Rajapaksha was elected president of Sri Lanka in 2005. Under his administration, the military managed to stop the South Asian nation’s almost three-decades-long civil … Continue reading Revisiting Rajapaksha’s Reign: Saga of unrest and collapse
On February 29, US’s and Taliban’s representatives signed a peace agreement that assures complete US troops withdrawal from Afganistan within 14 months. This agreement came after months of exertion from both sides. However, shelling from the Taliban’s side and the … Continue reading Why troop withdrawal not that easy? Analyzing truce in Afghanistan
On 17th January 2020, Xi Jinping made his maiden visit to Myanmar signing 33 new pacts based on the Chinese vision of “21st-century silk road”. Myanmar is one of the nations very much interested in Chinese vision and China-Myanmar Economic … Continue reading Xi’s ‘historic’ visit to Myanmar: A concern for India?
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