Women’s Safety: Enough is Enough
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Women’s Safety: Enough is Enough
The gruesome incident of rape and murder of a doctor in Kolkata has left the…
The Best Books to Read at India’s 78th Independence Day
As the clock struck midnight on August 15, 1947, a new dawn broke across the…
Epidemic of Exam Leaks: South Asia’s Education Under Siege
In a shocking turn of events, an investigation done by a team of journalists for…
Bharatiya Janata Party’s Shifting Political Landscape
The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) emerged victorious in the 2024 Indian general elections, securing a…
Is Winning Control of PoK Beneficial for India?
Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK) refers to the portion of the former princely state of Jammu and…
Dragon Breathes Fire at Shangri-La: China’s Approach to Global Security
The Shangri-La Dialogue, held in Singapore from May 31 to June 2, 2024, is a…
China’s Big Tech Dream: The Digital Silk Road
Digital Silk Road (DSR) is a crucial component of China's Belt and Road Initiative (BRI),…
Hong Kong’s National Security Law and its Potential Impact on Foreign Entities
The new national security law a legislation under Article 23 has been passed in Hong…
India’s Arunachal Pradesh or China’s Zangnan?
For a substantial period of time, the border conflicts between India and China have centred…
TikTok Conundrum: Fanning the Flames of the Second Cold War
The ban on Chinese-owned TikTok by the US has sparked significant controversy and raised concerns…
This is what Sheikh Hasina’s Bangladesh Looks Like
Bangladesh's complex history, marked by its struggle for independence from Pakistan in 1971, provides a…
Epidemic of Exam Leaks: South Asia’s Education Under Siege
In a shocking turn of events, an investigation done by a team of journalists for…
Emergence of Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan and Beyond
Introduction After its establishment in late 2007, Tehrik-e-Taliban (TTP) not only grew to become the…
Dragon Breathes Fire at Shangri-La: China’s Approach to Global Security
The Shangri-La Dialogue, held in Singapore from May 31 to June 2, 2024, is a…
Xi’s European Tour: Global Power Shifts and India’s Challenge
In these changing times, where every nation is trying to recalibrate its position according to…
Xi’s European Tour: Global Power Shifts and India’s Challenge
In these changing times, where every nation is trying to recalibrate its position according to…
India must Recalibrate its Diplomatic Ties with Russia
On the auspicious occasion of Holi, the Foreign Minister of Ukraine released a video in…
Sweden’s NATO Membership Rewrites Europe’s Military History
Sweden formally joined NATO (North Atlantic Treaty Organization) on March 7, 2024, becoming the 32nd…
ISIS-K Sent their Message to Russia. What’s Next?
In a horrifying assault that has sent shockwaves across Moscow, gunmen clad in combat fatigues…
Sweden’s NATO Accession: What it Means for Russia-Ukraine War
On 7th March 2024, Sweden became the 32nd member to join NATO. Due to full-blown…
Why isn’t the United States Using its Oil Reserves?
The United States' oil reserves, particularly the Strategic Petroleum Reserve (SPR), have played a crucial…
Is the United States facing a Third World Future?
The United States has long been considered a global superpower and a symbol of prosperity…
The Viyug’s Guide to Understand Haiti’s Ongoing Crisis
The crisis unfolding in Haiti represents a complex and multilevel challenge that has gripped the…
Terrorism and Hunger Grip Haiti on the Brink
Brief History of Turmoil: A Breeding Ground for Violence The once vibrant streets of Port-au-Prince,…
TikTok Conundrum: Fanning the Flames of the Second Cold War
The ban on Chinese-owned TikTok by the US has sparked significant controversy and raised concerns…
Women’s Safety: Enough is Enough
The gruesome incident of rape and murder of a doctor in Kolkata has left the nation shocked. I was dismayed and horrified when I came to hear of it. What…
The Best Books to Read at India’s 78th Independence Day
As the clock struck midnight on August 15, 1947, a new dawn broke across the Indian subcontinent. For the millions of people who had fought for decades under the colonial…
This is what Sheikh Hasina’s Bangladesh Looks Like
Bangladesh's complex history, marked by its struggle for independence from Pakistan in 1971, provides a backdrop to the current turmoil. While the United States played a role during that period,…
Epidemic of Exam Leaks: South Asia’s Education Under Siege
In a shocking turn of events, an investigation done by a team of journalists for six years has shown that more than 30 government jobs and academic board exams in…
West Papua Conflict: Silent Struggle in Indonesia’s Easternmost Province
The conflict between Indonesia and West Papua has its roots in the decolonisation of Indonesia from the Netherlands and the disputed referendum called the Act of Free Choice in 1969.…
The Catch-22 Dilemma Facing US Policymakers Over TikTok Ban
In this podcast, we discuss the dilemma facing the US policymakers over TikTok ban. Listen to our latest episode of the Dragon's Den "The Catch-22 Dilemma Facing US Policymakers Over…
Can the Rise of Technosexualism Endanger Dating Apps?
In today's world, AI is making its way into our romantic lives, as well as dominating our search engines and careers. With the belief that human relationships are overrated, AI…
Japan’s Red Pill Triggers Wave of Hospitalisations
Crisis Hotspots is one of our podcast show that offers critical intelligence, in-depth analysis and news on current ongoing wars and conflicts around the world. Tune into this podcast to…