Iran’s Foreign Policy and Domestic Discontent: The Growing Divide
Over the decades, the Islamic Republic of Iran has strategically invested in various Islamist groups, most notably Hezbollah in Lebanon, Palestinian factions like Hamas,...
Bridging the Divide: The BJP’s Engagement with Minority Communities
The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has long been perceived as a party that traditionally garners limited support from minority communities in India. This perception...
BJP’s Winning Formula in Haryana: Strengthening Support Through Development and Welfare
The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has cemented its political dominance in Haryana by employing a well-thought-out strategy that hinges on strengthening its support base...
The United Nations’ Failure in the Middle East: The Case of UNIFIL and the Israel-Hezbollah Conflict
The United Nations (U.N.) has long been a central player in managing international crises, particularly in conflict zones. Its peacekeeping forces, theoretically neutral and...
The hidden hand of Turkey in the Israel-Hamas conflict
Turkey’s support for Hamas, the Palestinian militant group governing Gaza, is a key element of the country’s broader approach to Middle Eastern geopolitics under...
Velingkar: A Pawn in the Attempt to Undermine the St. Francis Xavier Exposition and Religious Harmony in Goa
Subhash Velingkar’s recent comment on the ‘DNA of St Francis Xavier’ comes at a time when Goa is preparing for one of its most...
