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IMEC - Launching a geostrategic chess game, the India-Middle East-Europe Economic Corridor (IMEC) led by the U.S. aims to redefine trade routes and political alliances. Amid tangled relationships and diverging interests, can Saudi Arabia balance its commitments between the new corridor and its existing ties with China and Russia?

As historical grievances resurface, the Indo Canadian relationship is tested, affecting Punjab's diaspora. The recent allegations and counter-allegations between both nations reveal deeper concerns, extending far beyond diplomatic circles, touching the lives of everyday citizens and students abroad.

India G20 Presidency navigates the complexities of international diplomacy, seeking to reconcile historical alliances with contemporary challenges. Amidst escalating global tensions, New Delhi's role underscores its evolving stance on the world stage.

Manipur Violence | Amidst state-sponsored narratives and between information and intimidation, the question remains: Who will tell Manipur's story?

Beti Bachao Beti Padhao | High on Publicity, Low on Ground Reality? Allocations and on-ground improvements show a disconcerting gap.

Kartarpur Corridor - The fading prominence of the corridor raises concerns amid a time where unity is overshadowed by divisive politics. The corridor stands as a testament to the potential for peace through shared heritage, urging both nations to champion coexistence.

Congress' resounding victory in the Karnataka assembly elections has cast doubt on the reliability of majoritarian politics, sending alarms to the ruling BJP and other parties. As the nation gears up for the 2024 general elections, opposition parties find hope in the unpredictability of electoral outcomes, challenging the dominance of majoritarian strategies.

Manipur Violence: It's been over three months since violence swept the border state of Manipur. Besides the display of perfunctoriness, the government has failed to prevent the virtual division of the state.

Greece Boat Disaster: The tragic maritime disaster of Adriana is not just an isolated incident but a chilling reflection of the consequences of the West's misguided policies that have shaped the global refugee crisis.

When G20 had 200 events organised, there were just a handful for the SCO countries. Russia and China, it is believed, also expressed unhappiness with host India over the manner in which the SCO summit was shifted by a month to allow the PM to visit the US. They claim that the SCO countries, in terms of GDP and size, are no less than the G7 nations.