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

After Georgia, Romania turns against globalists

Romania’s independent nationalist and pro-Russia candidate, Călin Georgescu, stunned Europe by winning the first round of the presidential elections on November 24, 2024, mainly on the strength of anti-establishment and diaspora votes. Romania’s independent nationalist and pro-Russia candidate, Călin Georgescu, stunned Europe by winning the first round of the presidential … Read More

Can Maidan 2.0 derail Georgia elections?

International observers complained of an uneven campaign playing field, but refrained from calling the elections fraudulent. Georgia’s Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze led his Georgian Dream party to a stunning victory in the parliamentary elections of October 26, 2024, securing 54.24 percent of the vote, taking around 89 of 150 parliamentary … Read More

BRICS: New Power Bloc

As many as 30 nations, including Venezuela, Thailand, Senegal, Cuba, Kazakhstan, Belarus, Bahrain, Pakistan, Mexico, Indonesia, Nigeria, Yemen, Vietnam and Azerbaijan are keen to join BRICS. As Russia presides over the BRICS summit at Kazan from 22-24 October 2024, President Vladimir Putin has pledged to “strengthening multilateralism for equitable global … Read More

Taliban to face ICJ for gender discrimination

The action before the ICJ is expected to deter nations that are signatories to the ICJ from establishing diplomatic ties with the Taliban regime. Striking a blow for gender rights, Canada, Australia, Germany, and the Netherlands decided on September 25, 2024, to take the Taliban group controlling Afghanistan to the … Read More

Gender Apartheid in Afghanistan

Under the Taliban regime, Afghan women have been facing the most brutal discrimination due to gender apartheid.  Regressing from its previous strides towards gender egality as the first Muslim country to sign (August 14, 1980) and ratify (March 05, 2003) the UN Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of … Read More

Bangladesh’s Colour Revolution

Sheikh Hasina’s ouster is a strategic setback for India as she was a friendly leader who stood up against Islamic radicalism and crushed anti-India insurgency on Bangladesh soil. The situation in Bangladesh after the exile of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina Wazed is crystallizing with the appointment of Nobel laureate Mohammad … Read More