International Relations

27 Sep

International Relations, International Law, Military

Turkey-Pakistan-China: Power Play at Sea with Somalia as Bait

September 27, 2025
By Aritra Banerjee
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Somalia’s coastline is fast becoming the hinge on which bigger powers test ideas about influence in the western Indian Ocean. Taken tog...

21 Sep

International Relations, International Law, SOCIETY, CULTURE, AND SECURITY

Democracy in Exile vs Authoritarianism in Tibet

September 21, 2025
By Aritra Banerjee
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In 1959, as the Dalai Lama crossed the Himalayas into India, Tibet entered a new chapter — one marked by exile for its spiritual and po...

19 Sep

International Relations, SOCIETY, CULTURE, AND SECURITY

China’s Assimilation Drive in Tibet Targets Children—and a Culture

September 19, 2025
By Aritra Banerjee
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Beijing calls it “bilingual education” and “national unity.” UN experts call it something else: a mass, mandatory programme that separa...

19 Sep

International Relations, International Law, Military, Modern Warfare

How Does China’s Salami-Slicing Tactics Deepen Instability?

September 19, 2025
By Aritra Banerjee
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China’s relentless pursuit of territorial expansion through “salami slicing” represents one of the most insidious threats to stability ...

02 Sep

International Relations, International Law, SOCIETY, CULTURE, AND SECURITY

Democracy Day as Advocacy Day: Tibet’s Call to the World

September 21, 2025
By Aritra Banerjee
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Every year on 2 September, Tibetan communities in exile gather to mark a remarkable milestone: the birth of their democracy. In 1960, b...

27 Aug

International Relations, International Law

Exile and Identity: How Tibet Lives On in India

August 27, 2025
By Aritra Banerjee
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When the 14th Dalai Lama crossed into Arunachal Pradesh in March 1959, fleeing a crushed uprising in Lhasa, few could have imagined tha...

24 Aug

International Relations

Beyond the G7: How BRICS is Redrawing the Global Economic Map

August 24, 2025
By Kagusthan Ariaratnam
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Richard Wolff, a prominent US-based Marxist economist, argues that the American empire is in decline, a process he attributes to th...

12 Aug

Causes of Civil War, International Law, International Relations

Bangladesh’s Interim Government: From Democratic Promise to Authoritarian Drift

August 12, 2025
By Aritra Banerjee
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When Muhammad Yunus assumed leadership of Bangladesh’s interim administration on August 8, 2024, following unprecedented student-led pr...

12 Aug

International Relations

Destroyed Monasteries, Erased Identity: Beijing’s Long War on Tibetan Buddhism

August 12, 2025
By Aritra Banerjee
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For decades, China has done something few imagined possible in the high, windswept plateaus of Tibet — it has taken aim at the heart of...

30 Jul

International Relations

Indian Navy Chief Undertakes Official Visit to Japan to Strengthen Maritime Ties

July 30, 2025
By Aritra Banerjee
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Admiral Dinesh K Tripathi, Chief of the Naval Staff (CNS), embarked on a four-day official visit to Japan on Tuesday, as part of ongoin...

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