Topic: Geopolitics

The USA’s post-1946 history reveals overwhelming missed opportunities, squandering goodwill and leading to a highly endangered world.

Lines drawn along religious faultlines never stay politely on the map but instead run through families, economies, and elections on both sides.

Yemen, a country with immense potential, has been ravaged by a decade of war, climate disasters, and a severe humanitarian crisis.

The choice is not US versus China AI supremacy; that is their false choice, their manufactured fear. The choice is people versus culprits. Name them. Fight them. Win against them.

The nation is perishing, yet the war grinds on.

Humiliation, unlike monarchy, has no respect for rank.

The question is whether custodianship means ownership or accountability. Islam’s answer is considerably older than Saudi Arabia, and more dangerous to kings.

The BRICS New Delhi Declaration presents a justice and peace-based vision and perspective on critical global issues, advocating for a more representative international order.

Failed strategy becomes social poison: yesterday’s proxies become today’s enemies, frontiers become suspect populations, and architects disappear from the dock.

Mounting evidence suggests a pattern of ignored warnings and suspicious circumstances before October 7, raising questions about the official narrative.

Very sincere and honest efforts to explore and tell the truth regarding some very important events of recent history can make an invaluable contribution to much needed and significant reforms at world level.

When Kashmiris stop demanding Pakistan honor ‘Azad’ and ask why Pakistan defines it, Islamabad faces the question: By what right do you rule?

A peace agenda that compromises justice to some extent, keeping in view what can be achieved at the practical level, is presented to prevent mass destruction and distress.

Pakistan’s establishment wants the prestige of choosing without ever paying the price of choice, engaging in geopolitical polygamy where every spouse believes she is the favorite.

A doctrine that measures success solely by how many adversaries it can pressure will eventually look around to find it has run out of allies.

There appears to be shocking neglect of the huge sufferings caused by wars and increasing lack of sensitivity to the distress on the other side.

Improvement of their relations is highly beneficial for both the countries and in addition also increases the prospects of justice-based peace and stability at world level.

India’s renewed commitment to a sovereign Palestinian State, backed by significant humanitarian aid, is a crucial step amidst escalating distress in West Bank and Gaza.

In these exceptionally difficult times, India needs greater unity and caution, with all sides exploring ways of working together for common interests.

It is incredibly irresponsible that despite projections of high mortality, senior leaders chose to start a proxy war and cross red lines, increasing nuclear war possibilities.

India and Pakistan are major players in SAARC, and their cooperation can be the lynchpin for economic development of the region.

Despite over 95% of the world wanting it to end, the Middle East war relentlessly spreads, threatening a wider global conflict and even nuclear involvement.

The military industrial complex is the only entity in the world which fears peace, not war.

Russia and Ukraine are like brothers who, by cruel circumstances, have been turned into enemies at the instigation of others, leading to a highly destructive war.