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Venezuela’s Oil: Who Really Controls It, Who Benefits, and Why It Matters
The struggle over Venezuelan oil has never been merely about energy. It is about political power, geopolitical influence, sanctions, debt recovery, market access, and control over the world's largest...
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Cuba 2026: Why Havana Suddenly Matters Again
While much Indian attention remains focused on U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio’s India visit from 23–26 May...
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The ‘WhatsAppisation’ of Corporate India
AI-driven messaging is reshaping customer engagement — but at what strategic cost?The next big digital transformation may...
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Beijing at the Centre of the New Great Game Trump, Putin, Xi — and the Emerging Architecture of Global Power
Within the span of one extraordinary diplomatic week in May 2026, Beijing first hosted US President Donald Trump...
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From Bharat’s Villages to UAE’s Desert Sands: The Extraordinary Journey of Indian Cow Dung in a World Facing War, Blockades, and Food Insecurity
There was a time when the smell of freshly plastered cow-dung floors was inseparable from life in Bharat’s...
Why Do Our Cities Look Poorer Than We Are?
Is it because the monsoon this year was exceptionally harsh and the reality of our cities and urban landscape was laid bare for us...
Bangladesh’s Space Industry’s connection to Chinese company
According to reports Bangladesh's 2nd satellite will not be a mere communication satellite but an Earth Observation Satellite, which will focus on monitoring the...
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...





