China’s Rejection of Universal Human Rights and the Rule of Law
China’s ruling Communist Party does not believe in universal human rights or the rule of law as understood internationally. Instead,…
India: Waiting for an inclusive-effective PCI
As the Union government of India has nominated 13 media professionals to fill up the space in its statutory &…
As Poor as a War Zone: Pakistan’s Dwindling Economy and No Signs of Recovery
The World Bank’s October 2026 regional update has produced the most damaging statistic published about Pakistan in years, and it…
The Warning Tibet Ignored: Gyalo Thondup and China’s Takeover
History often turns on moments when warnings are dismissed. In 1952, Gyalo Thondup – brother of His Holiness the Dalai…
The world must prepare for the breakdown or transition of the CCP regime
The case for why the world must prepare for the breakdown or transition of the CCP regime, and what an…
From Dharma to Diplomacy
The Philosophical Foundations of Narendra Modi’s Foreign Policy Doctrine and the Rise of Bharat’s Civilisational Soft Power This critical assessment…
Pakistan’s enforced disappearance crisis deepens as Baloch activists pay the price for dissent
The disappearance of Baloch student leader Jiand Baloch from his Quetta home in the early hours of July 24, 2026,…
India’s Hegemonic Return: A Strategic Necessity?
Global politics is once again at a crossroads. The “Trump 2.0” era has unsettled the international stage, with Washington appearing…
China’s Stretch Toward Superpower Status
China’s ambition to stand shoulder-to-shoulder with the United States as a global superpower is undeniable. Yet when one examines the…
Xi Jinping: The Worst Leader Since Mao
When historians weigh the legacies of China’s rulers, Mao Zedong inevitably looms as the architect of both revolutionary triumph and…
