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05 Feb

Why “Hard Power” Fails (And What Actually Works)

February 9, 2026
By Kagusthan Ariaratnam
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"Is it possible to take the world's most violent experiences and turn them into a blueprint for global peace? Today, we sit down with S...

05 Feb

International Relations

Wenliang’s Last Warning: How China’s Silence Unleashed a Global Plague

March 7, 2026
By Ashu Maan
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In late 2019, a young doctor in Wuhan tried to do the right thing. Li Wenliang, an ophthalmologist at Wuhan Central Hospital, noticed a...

31 Jan

International Relations

Bangladesh’s Pro-Pakistan Tilt Risks Borders, Unity and Strategic Autonomy

March 7, 2026
By Ashu Maan
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Bangladesh’s emerging pro-Pakistan posture is reviving old fault lines at home while creating fresh vulnerabilities along its borders. ...

30 Jan

International Relations

Naval Engagement at Sea Marks Opening of ASEAN–India Maritime Cooperation Year

March 7, 2026
By Ashu Maan
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On January 28, the Indian Navy’s First Training Squadron (1TS), as it departed Phuket, signified more than the end of a port call; it m...

30 Jan

International Relations

Justice Delayed, Return Unresolved: Why the Kashmiri Pandit Exodus Remains Unfinished

March 7, 2026
By Ashu Maan
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The exodus of Kashmiri Pandits from the Kashmir Valley in early 1990 is often spoken of as a closed historical chapter. It is not. Whil...

30 Jan

International Relations

Why Bangladesh’s Tilt Toward Pakistan Undermines Its Independence Legacy and Strategic Autonomy

March 7, 2026
By Ashu Maan
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Bangladesh's recent political and diplomatic proximity with Pakistan is not just a routine foreign policy recalibration, it is infact a...

29 Jan

Blog

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

February 25, 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

February 25, 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...

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