Europe needs a healing touch
The recent spate of terror attacks in Europe highlight a highly fragile relationship between European secularism and Islam. There is an urgent need to address the issue.
Geopolitics
Articles on International issues, relationship between countries, etc. are part of this sub-category.
Nagorno-Karabakh dispute and peace deal: What it holds for the world?
India shares deep ties with both Armenia and Azerbaijan on one front or the other. The deal mentions that the internally displaced persons and refugees will return to the region and both countries will exchange prisoners of war and bodies.
The changing contours of Sino-USA relations
The Coronavirus pandemic has very much contributed to the collapse of the LIO and the weakening relations between USA and China.
Geopolitics of Arab – Israel peace
The Middle East peace process is slowly but steadily solidifying the new geopolitical fault lines
The Kalapani dispute: Indo – Nepal relations
Commenting on the New Political Map of India, Nepal’s Ministry of External Affairs commented that they are not at all ready to offer their consent to India’s decision, while India has considered its map as accurate
China and Pakistan – A brief tale of Soft Diplomacy
It is worth mentioning that China has widened its diplomatic relation with Pakistan on various crucial issues like Kashmir and cross border terrorism, drone attack, and the US marine attack in Abbottabad
RIC- A way forward
The webinar was tremendously successful with outstanding attendance, including senior and seasoned professors of Mumbai University and Jawaharlal Nehru University, along with students from the University of Delhi and other varsities across the country.
Yemen amidst a humanitarian crisis!
The ongoing civil war in Yemen has been labeled as the ‘worst humanitarian crisis in the world’ by the EU and characterized by the UN as ‘entirely man-made.’ The Coronavirus pandemic (Covid-19) only exacerbated the situation.
The SAHEL standoff: Islamic State vs Al-Qaeda
The Sahel region has traditionally been dominated by Al-Qaeda and its affiliates and has a stronghold in almost the whole region. With a long past in the region, they have always been in the target list of the Government forces.
Should International Relations theorists stop reading Thucydides
Therefore one can say that Thucydides was meticulous when he preached that global political clashes and concerns over security would be seen across time and ages. However, his rationalization of ‘might makes right’ or ‘the strong do what they can, and the weak suffer what they must’ is with which Thucydides has been mostly rightly weighed down upon and critiqued for.
Comparative politics in the age of Globalization
This is the age of globalization, where the societies are intimately bound. It is indeed an undeniable fact. We need to understand how comparative politics and globalization intersect each other. This process can be started by defining the respective ideas and finding out their points of convergence and divergence. Comparative Politics is the study and…
India’s critical water-sharing issues with China
Water plays a vital role in the rise and decline of civilizations. But now history is potentially coming full circle. The sharpening of India’s geopolitical competition over energy resources has drawn much attention, but this has helped obscure the other danger. Water shortages in much of India are straining inter-riparian relations while proving a threat to…
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