27 Aug International Relations, International Law Exile and Identity: How Tibet Lives On in India August 27, 2025 By Aritra Banerjee 2 comments Facebook Twitter Email Pinterest linkedin Odnoklassniki WhatsApp WhatsApp VK Telegram Viber When the 14th Dalai Lama crossed into Arunachal Pradesh in March 1959, fleeing a crushed uprising in Lhasa, few could have imagined tha...Continue reading
24 Aug International Relations Beyond the G7: How BRICS is Redrawing the Global Economic Map August 24, 2025 By Kagusthan Ariaratnam 0 comments Facebook Twitter Email Pinterest linkedin Odnoklassniki WhatsApp WhatsApp VK Telegram Viber Richard Wolff, a prominent US-based Marxist economist, argues that the American empire is in decline, a process he attributes to th...Continue reading
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 0 comments Facebook Twitter Email Pinterest linkedin Odnoklassniki WhatsApp WhatsApp VK Telegram Viber When Muhammad Yunus assumed leadership of Bangladesh’s interim administration on August 8, 2024, following unprecedented student-led pr...Continue reading
12 Aug International Relations Destroyed Monasteries, Erased Identity: Beijing’s Long War on Tibetan Buddhism August 12, 2025 By Aritra Banerjee 0 comments Facebook Twitter Email Pinterest linkedin Odnoklassniki WhatsApp WhatsApp VK Telegram Viber For decades, China has done something few imagined possible in the high, windswept plateaus of Tibet — it has taken aim at the heart of...Continue reading
30 Jul International Relations Indian Navy Chief Undertakes Official Visit to Japan to Strengthen Maritime Ties July 30, 2025 By Aritra Banerjee 0 comments Facebook Twitter Email Pinterest linkedin Odnoklassniki WhatsApp WhatsApp VK Telegram Viber 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...Continue reading
28 Jul International Relations, International Law, Military Pakistan’s Selective Diplomacy: Violating Ceasefire Agreements, Yet Demanding Compliance July 28, 2025 By Aritra Banerjee 0 comments Facebook Twitter Email Pinterest linkedin Odnoklassniki WhatsApp WhatsApp VK Telegram Viber On July 27, 1949, military representatives from India and Pakistan gathered in Karachi, hopeful that the freshly inked ceasefire agreem...Continue reading
23 Jul International Relations Bangladesh at a Crossroads: Yunus’s Rule Fuels Islamist Surge and Threatens Nation’s Future July 23, 2025 By Aritra Banerjee 0 comments Facebook Twitter Email Pinterest linkedin Odnoklassniki WhatsApp WhatsApp VK Telegram Viber The Chief Adviser of Bangladesh’s interim government, Muhammad Yunus, recently told The Economist that Islamic extremism will not domin...Continue reading
14 Jul International Relations Documenting Targeted Violence: A Closer Look at the Plight of Indigenous Communities in Bangladesh July 14, 2025 By Aritra Banerjee 0 comments Facebook Twitter Email Pinterest linkedin Odnoklassniki WhatsApp WhatsApp VK Telegram Viber In the shadow of a deepening governance crisis, the interim government of Bangladesh is presiding over a brutal and systematic campaign...Continue reading
26 Feb International Relations The Shifting Global Order: From Military Dominance to Technological Supremacy and Canada’s Path to Sovereignty March 5, 2025 By Kagusthan Ariaratnam 0 comments Facebook Twitter Email Pinterest linkedin Odnoklassniki WhatsApp WhatsApp VK Telegram Viber The global order is in constant flux, shaped by economic shifts, political transformations, and technological advancements. Historicall...Continue reading
19 Feb International Relations The 21st-Century Great Game: Geopolitical Contest for the Central Asian Landmass and the Future of Global Power February 19, 2025 By Kagusthan Ariaratnam 0 comments Facebook Twitter Email Pinterest linkedin Odnoklassniki WhatsApp WhatsApp VK Telegram Viber This article examines the ongoing geopolitical contest over the Central Asian landmass, encompassing the Caspian region and Siberian la...Continue reading