40 years of Islamic Revolution in Iran
Since the 1979 revolution, international relations and geopolitical equations have drastically changed. Besides stirring up a debate on Islam vs West, it continues to have repercussions on the Islamic Republic’s relations with the rest of the world In the political history of West Asian and North African (WANA) region, the...
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Eurasian security at stake
17 February 2019 | Nalin Kumar Mohapatra -
Relevance of Modi’s Pariksha pe charcha
10 February 2019 | Manvi Hindwan -
Significance of Pope’s visit to UAE
10 February 2019 | Anwar Alam -
US-China row: New Cold War?
10 February 2019 | Makhan Saikia -
Baloch nationalism against Chinese hegemony
03 February 2019 | Rahim Baloch -
Euro at 20: Where is it heading?
03 February 2019 | Makhan Saikia -
Can’t live with it, can’t live without it!
27 January 2019 | Makhan Saikia
Lok Sabha battle a war of perception
A political party or an expedient coalition may pin hopes on favoured coverage in the media to sail through the coming general elections, but it will be travesty of the Indian democracy if imagined truths, rather than actual promises, influence voters’ decision at polling booths In May 2004, the ragtag...
Terror rearing its head in Central Asia
A recent spate of terror activities in China and Russia has shaken the two countries off complacency and compelled them to seek global cooperation for tackling the menace of transnational terrorism The strategy to whip up religious sentiments by harping on the issue of numerical preponderance of a particular community...
Clean bill of health for nation’s sake
Maternal & Neonatal Tetanus (MNT) elimination in India is a story of how the impossible was made possible. It is a remarkable milestone that india achieved before the target date While interning in the department of pediatrics at a medical school in 1986, I came across a ward where young...
