The Dialectics

Taliban’s Afghanistan : The land where women saw fragile promises of freedom and justice

Afghanistan is a harsh reminder of how quickly rights can disappear when power becomes law and how deeply the effects

How India and the Middle East are Learning to Listen to Each Other Through Music

Music diplomacy - In a time when diplomacy is often loud, argumentative, and watched by the public, music offers a

Does ‘Peace’ Mean Just Absence of War : The Nobel Peace Prize debate Goes Beyond Trump

The Nobel Peace Prize argument is about more than just Trump. It is about whether peace in the twenty-first century

The End of ‘Strategic Restraint’ : Naked Power returns to U.S Foreign Policy

You may not need legitimacy, all you need is mighty. The U.S strike on Venezuela and the abduction of its

After Ukraine and Gaza: Has Global Diplomacy Entered a Post Normative Era?

When Russia launched its invasion of Ukraine in February 2022, the reaction extended beyond a simple violation of sovereignty. It

Authoritarianism or Pragmatism ? : How Can We Understand Sheikh Hasina’s Leadership

Sheikh Hasina is one of South Asia's longest-serving politicians, and her impact on Bangladesh is wide-

Why India’s Non-Fossil Revolution Should Not be Measured in megawatts only

India made headlines around the world when it reached a major milestone: around 50% of its installed electricity capacity now