
US-Iran Talks: The Shadow of War over the Negotiating Table
The silence following the Geneva talks felt less like a diplomatic pause and more like the holding of a collective breath.

The silence following the Geneva talks felt less like a diplomatic pause and more like the holding of a collective breath.

Modi’s Israel visit signals that India has decisively chosen a side that aligns with its own domestic and regional transformation.

Four years of conflict in Ukraine have fundamentally altered global security, energy markets, and the UN’s moral authority.

Russia’s 2026 assessment of Taliban-ruled Afghanistan reveals a delicate balance of recognition and terror threats.

The names of these villages remain etched in the collective memory as symbols of an unresolved trauma and a failure of the justice system.
Pakistan conducts precision strikes on terrorist hideouts in Afghanistan following a surge in deadly suicide bombings.

Global leaders met for the first Board of Peace on Feb 19, pledging $17B for Gaza and reshaping modern diplomacy.

The investigation of 2007 Samjhauta Express bombing shows the role of right-wing Hindutva extremist groups.

The PM’s recent visit to Austria provides a roadmap for bilateral synergy in trade, green energy, and skilled labour mobility.

UNSC sanctions aim to stop the practice of using hostages as a bargaining chip, as the Taliban uses foreign prisoners to get what they want.