Beneath the Veil, Beyond the Glass Ceiling: Global Struggles and India’s Horizon of Women’s Empowerment
International Women’s Day 2026: A Gender Lens on the Global Landscape On 5 September 1995, at the United Nations Fourth…
Denmark moves to challenge legal barriers to deportations
Denmark has long been regarded as one of Europe’s most restrictive countries on immigration. Yet despite years of tightening asylum…
A SATO in the Americas?
Why New Alliances May Redefine the Global Order When leaders from across Latin America gather with the United States this…
The Caste, Gender, and Wage Oppression Facing Pakistan’s Sanitation Workers
Sanitation work in Pakistan exists at the crossroads of caste, class, religion, and gender, forming one of the country’s most…
Economic Divides Fuel Rights Violations Across Provinces in Pakistan
Pakistan’s economy is undergoing provincial disparities that entrench poverty, limit access to basic services and fuel grievances in marginalised regions….
From IBSA to Bharat Niti: India–Brazil and Civilisational Statecraft in the Global South
NEW DELHI (India): History has a way of concentrating its deepest meanings into singular moments, and the arrival of Brazilian…
From Frost to Thaw: Carney’s Delhi Visit and the Remaking of India–Canada Relations
NEW DELHI: On the morning of 23 June 1914, the Komagata Maru — a Japanese steamship carrying 376 Punjabi Sikh…
A Sudden State of Emergency and an Uncomfortable Question for Trinidad and Tobago
Citizens of Trinidad and Tobago woke today to the abrupt declaration of a State of Emergency, and for many of…
Revival of Nepal monarchy rising amid election waves
When Nepal goes for national polls on Thursday, political observers across the Asian region are looking for Pushpa Kamal Dahal…
From McCarthy to Missile Strikes: The evolution of American dominance
As nations around the globe are witnessing recent American military actions, namely the January capture of Venezuela’s Nicolás Maduro and…
