Political Pandora

An inflection point exists with India's suspension of the IWT that echoes beyond the immediate Indo-Pakistani dyad. It brings an urgent inquiry into whether international law allows suspension of treaty obligations based on persistent non-state violence.

The image of families clawing through rubble while awaiting aid—aid that never arrived—is not merely a tragic snapshot of natural disaster. It is the image of a political failure: the state’s inability—and unwillingness—to care for its people.

Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has warned that his country has a "low chance" of survival without continued U.S. support.

Recent remarks by U.S. President Donald Trump about the United States assuming control of Gaza have sparked widespread condemnation.

In the theatre of war, healthcare systems become silent casualties. These lifelines, essential for survival, are pushed to the brink.

On December 8, 2024, President Bashar al-Assad’s regime collapsed after a ten-day rebel-led offensive.

The Oreshnik missile, described by Putin as “unstoppable” and capable of delivering destruction comparable to a nuclear strike.