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29 Jan

Rivers of Empire: China’s Hydro-Heist in Occupied Tibet

January 29, 2026
By Ashu Maan
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The Yarlung Tsangpo, the Mekong, and the Salween are not merely rivers—they are Asia's lifeblood. Yet Beijing treats the Tibetan Platea...

26 Jan

counterterrorism, Right-Wing Extremism, SOCIETY, CULTURE, AND SECURITY

The Strategic Synthesis of Soft Power and Open-Source Intelligence: A Multidimensional Analysis of Project O Five’s Counter-Extremism Framework

January 26, 2026
By Kagusthan Ariaratnam
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The global security landscape has transitioned from the conventional, hierarchical insurgencies of the twentieth century to a decentral...

26 Jan

International Relations

From Tiananmen’s Flames to the Architecture of Global Repression

January 26, 2026
By Ashu Maan
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The paving stones of Tiananmen Square carry a memory the Chinese state has spent decades trying to erase. Yet the truth about self-immo...

21 Jan

New World Order

Continental Rupture: Mark Carney’s Davos Mandate and the Strategic Reorientation of the Canadian State

January 21, 2026
By Kagusthan Ariaratnam
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The international geopolitical landscape in early 2026 is defined by a fundamental "rupture," a term utilized by Prime Minister Mark Ca...

20 Jan

Military

Indian Army moves to procure 18 indigenous robotic firefighting systems at armament depots

January 20, 2026
By Ashu Maan
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The Indian Army's Directorate of Capability Development has signed an agreement for the procurement of an indigenously developed Fire F...

15 Jan

diplomacy, International Relations, New World Order

Carney, China, and the Shifting World Order: Pragmatism in an Age of Imperial Decline

January 15, 2026
By Kagusthan Ariaratnam
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Mark Carney’s recent remarks on the emergence of a “new world order,” particularly in relation to China, have sparked debate across pol...

14 Jan

International Relations

China’s Police Day: CCP Erases Tibetan Culture, Uyghur Heritage

January 14, 2026
By Ashu Maan
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Each year, China’s Police Day is staged as a confident display of order. State media highlights decorated officers, gleamin...

09 Jan

International Relations

1949 Started CCP Chains. Tibet, Uyghurs, Taiwan Fight Back Today

January 10, 2026
By Ashu Maan
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When the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) took control in 1949, it promised unity, prosperity and peace for all of China’s diverse people....

09 Jan

Military, International Law, International Relations

Operation Gibraltar and Pakistan’s Strategic Miscalculation

January 10, 2026
By Ashu Maan
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The 1965 India–Pakistan war is often remembered through the lens of battlefield encounters and ceasefire diplomacy. Less attention is p...

03 Jan

International Relations, International Law, Modern Warfare, Narco-Terrorism

The Arrest of Nicolás Maduro as a Blueprint for Confronting Global Authoritarianism

January 3, 2026
By Kagusthan Ariaratnam
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The arrest of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro—whether through international legal mechanisms, coordinated sanctions, ...

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