BRICS 2025 without Xi and Putin

With Russia and China’s heads of state possibly absent, the Summit nonetheless underscores BRICS+ as a growing alternative to the Bretton Woods system, especially in trade and finance. The 17th BRICS Summit will meet in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil (July 06-07, 2025), most likely without the presence of the leaders of … Read More

Killer Wife: A sign of Moral Decline

Why couldn’t she tell the Raghuvanshi family about her love affair and call the wedding off? The story raises fundamental questions about how individuals today contemplate murder with shocking equanimity and how a civilisational crisis of unknown magnitude is unfolding before our eyes. A civilisational collapse of unknown magnitude is … Read More

Operation Sindoor: Ceasing the Ceasefire

The ceasefire announced by US President Donald Trump with characteristic aplomb at around 5.30 p.m. IST on May 10, 2025, stunned India. Trump tweeted, “After a long night of talks mediated by the United States, I am pleased to announce that India and Pakistan have agreed to a FULL AND … Read More

Article 142 and Judicial Overreach

Despite a month having passed, no FIR has been filed—raising concerns over unconstitutional immunity seemingly extended to a Supreme Court judge. The Supreme Court of India’s assertion of the authority to direct the President of India to settle all matters pending before her office within a certain time frame, has … Read More

Baloch Saga of Grit Amidst Adversity

This is an endless script – a forced disappearance, months of silence, a staged killing. The names change, but the story remains the same. Family members are initially silenced with fear, but inevitably join the ranks of the activists and protestors, and become easy targets as they are already on … Read More

Georgescu to George: Romania fights globalists

Romania’s fight for democracy intensifies as nationalist leaders defy EU-backed election upheaval, exposing deep political fault lines in Europe, the author brings her analysis… Romania’s Constitutional Court averted a possible national crisis by accepting the candidacies of George Simion, leader of the Alliance for the Union of Romanians (AUR), and … Read More

United States and the Multipolar World

Trump’s second term is redefining global power dynamics, with his pivot on Ukraine, NATO, and Iran, the rise of BRICS+, shifts in European alliances, and a crackdown on USAID and globalist institutions, signaling a transition from unipolarity to multipolarity. History may pronounce US President Donald Trump’s rupture with the Obama-Biden … Read More

Bangladesh: Islamic Colour Revolution

Align Or Exit The bells tolled for Sheikh Hasina when she publicly stated that the US wanted to carve out a Christian country from parts of Bangladesh and Myanmar. Indian analysts believe that parts of India’s Manipur and Mizoram which have a sizeable Christian population would be included in such … Read More

Dawn of a Trumpian World

Donald Trump’s return to power signals a shift towards nationalism and multipolarity, challenges globalist and “Woke” agendas, sparks geopolitical tensions over Greenland, Canada, and the Panama Canal, and underscores strategic ambitions in the Arctic and beyond. President Donald Trump’s inauguration on January 20, 2025, as the 47th President of the … Read More

Georgia resists, Romania beaten

Georgia shrugged aside objections from the European Union and elected former footballer and anti-West politician, Mikheil Kavelashvili, nominated by the ruling Georgian Dream party, as the new President on December 14, 2024. He was elected by an impressive 224 out of 300 deputies who comprised the electoral college under constitutional … Read More