The International Solar Alliance (ISA), a treaty-based international organization, was established on November 30, 2015, through the initiative of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and French President François Hollande.

The recent spate in violence in Jammu sector has been unprecedented and apocalyptic to an extent that has caught the security apparatus unguarded. It has established Pakistan’s ‘intent’ and ‘capability’ […]

Anushka writes how Yahya Sinwar’s appointment as Haniyeh’s successor will shape the geopolitical future of the region.

Arshiya writes on prospective India-Nepal relations as a newly elected coalition government led by PM KP Sharma Oli settles in Nepal. Bilateral discussions between the two countries are expected to entail territorial, trade and transit resolutions in the near future.

Rehet writes on how PM Modi’s July 2024 visit to Moscow and Vienna have strengthened engagements with both due to his attendance at the 22nd India-Russia Annual Summit in addition to re-establishing diplomatic ties with Austria.

Geethika writes, with Russia’s aggression and China’s assertiveness, how North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) confronts a hostile security environment.

Aga Syed, writes on as why Pakistan cannot join BRICS given its relations with United States because BRICS is perceived to bring end to dollar’s dominance.

Kiran writes- The United States (US) -China relations have altered dramatically in the past years due to the impact of several factors like economics, politics, and strategy. This situation is a balance of the world as a whole and has an impact on global economic development as well.