The petition filed by South Africa against Israel for genocide is the new political move of BRICS countries. The big question is, what will India do?

Safe neither at home nor abroad, the Rohingya are clearly the “nowhere people” of this century – stateless, helpless and unwanted.

The recent attack in Russia signals a worrying resurgence of terrorist groups, demanding a global reassessment of counterterrorism tactics and cooperation to address the evolving threat.

The recent threat assessment by the Australian intelligence agency has sounded an alarm over the increasing dangers posed by the evolving dynamics of tradecraft, highlighting concerns that resonate with India's security scenario.

In a world of deepening conflicts and shifting global alliances, nations face economic and environmental uncertainties. The stability of international relations wavers as they contend with wars, diplomacy, and the pursuit of global dominance.

In the embattled Gaza Strip, the situation grows increasingly dire, with inhabitants struggling to find food and cling to life.

Columns, World | In the Wake of Controversial Elections, Pakistan Grapples with Democratic Integrity, Economic Instability, and Uncertain Indo-Pak Relations.

World | Amid Escalating War and Geopolitical Conflicts, Prioritising Cooperation, Diplomacy, and Sustainable Development over Hostility and Competition is not Merely a Choice but a Necessity.

As Pakistan prepares for elections next month, it seems that the country is now in the crosshairs in its backyard, caught in crossfire with its absolute attention on its politico-security situation at home to get through the election season.

The Growing Debate over Multiculturalism: Examining Wilders' Impact from the Netherlands to India and the Shifting Sands of Multiculturalism.