The Eternal Vigilance of Humanity: Reflections on International Holocaust Day
January 27 marks International Holocaust Remembrance Day, a solemn occasion to honor the memory of over six million Jewish men, women, and children who...
Why Only Palestine and Not Biafra, Kurds, Uyghurs, and Somalilanders? The Selective Recognition of Statehood
The recognition of Palestinian statehood has been a contentious and enduring issue in international relations. In recent decades, several European nations, including Ireland, Norway,...
The Plight of Religious Minorities in Bangladesh: A Silent Human Rights Crisis
Religious minorities in Bangladesh are living through a quiet but harrowing ordeal, facing systematic persecution, harassment, and violence. For years, the country’s Christians, Hindus,...
Trump’s Foreign Aid Suspension and the Fight Against Islamic radicalism
mong the whirlwind of executive orders signed by President Donald Trump on his second first day in office, one directive stands out for its...
India and the UAE must advocate for Somaliland’s recognition as a sovereign nation
In the intricate web of geopolitics, the recognition of sovereignty remains one of the most consequential acts the international community can undertake. Somaliland, a...
Will Donald Trump Curb White Christian Racism or Accentuate It?
The rise of white Christian nationalism in the United States has significant implications for minority communities, including Indian Americans. This ideology, which intertwines notions...
