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Nepal's 1970s drug war, driven by Nixon’s policies, shattered its hippie paradise, crippled local economies, and sparked a Maoist surge, with echoes still shaping its geopolitical role today.

Pakistan's army has revived its old grey zone warfare tactics, but its outdated strategy is increasingly ineffective as India reassesses its approach to counter escalation and strengthen deterrence.

Trump's Tariffs: History will judge us by what we do—or fail to do. The medium-term damage from this trade war will linger, even if the tariffs last mere months. The harm is already done.

The colonial mindset Trump evokes has no place in a global order already scarred by such ambitions. Alienating allies and hemorrhaging resources on a quixotic quest won’t make America great—it’ll leave it lonelier and weaker than ever.

Justin Trudeau taps out: Trump’s taunts, tariff threats, and domestic political struggles tested Canada’s long-standing Prime Minister, compounding economic and leadership challenges.

Assad regime's fall after 13 years of civil war marks a pivotal transformation for Syria, as the Islamist group Hay’at Tahrir al-Sham (HTS) assumes leadership, promising reforms amidst regional and international uncertainty.

With a more assertive foreign policy in his second term, Trump aims to restore global influence—will this shift lead to stronger ties with India and reshape their strategic partnership?

Syria Civil War: Interestingly, the US presidency under Joe Biden is hyperactive before he demits office and President Donald Trump takes over. What does it mean for Syria, Ukraine, and Russia?

Bashar al-Assad's rule in Syria is over but he leaves behind a fragmented nation. Stabilising Syria will be a major challenge for fractured opposition and external backers.

Syrian Civil War: The U.S. is faced with a set of dangerous choices, each with its own set of risks and consequences. The reality is that the window for a limited intervention may have passed.