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Beijing’s Silent Cyber Siege on America

Throughout 2024, Chinese state-sponsored hacker groups like Volt Typhoon and Salt Typhoon orchestrated a series of cyber offensives, targeting everything from U.S. telecommunications to Guam’s critical infrastructure. Rahul Pawa On a December morning in 2024, a silent invasion unfolded—unseen, unheard, yet profoundly destabilising. The U.S. Treasury Department, the nerve center of American economic power, fell […]

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How Paranoia Fuels Extremism in the West

Political leaders, irrespective of alignment, must reject zero-sum polarisation in favour of constructive engagement. Rahul Pawa In contemporary politics, the dichotomy of so-called “left” and so-called “right” often feels antiquated, especially in today’s age where these terms trace their origins to ancient seating arrangements in the French Estates-General. Yet, this outdated framework persists, weaponised to […]

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Big Reforms in Offing or Just Talk Shop?

Republican White House under President Trump will have to respect and partner with Bharat in sync with her ‘strategic autonomy’ framework. K.A.Badarinath Exuberance aside, Donald Trump is ready to don the mantle as 47th President, United States of America. Trump’s return to White House has several messages for diverse stakeholders. While these groups grapple with […]

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US Elections: Will Donald Trump deliver for Bharat?

The 2024 US presidential election holds critical implications for global politics and economies with countries like India closely watching the outcome. This analysis compares key policy positions of Donald Trump and Kamala Harris highlighting how each candidate’s potential leadership could shape Indian economy and bilateral relations. To understand dynamics at play, it’s worth revisiting narrow […]

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Trump Trumps Harris to White House!

Choices made at this critical juncture will undoubtedly shape future of US and Bharat, global order. World watches with keen interest as these two powerful democracies cruise ahead. Rahul Pawa In a stunning political slugfest marked by fervent debates and impassioned rallies, Donald Trump emerged victorious in United States presidential election reclaiming White House. Even […]

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Is it Biden’s Electoral Stunt?

An apology to Native Americans for boarding school atrocities and mayhem by Church and government may not garner votes Pummy M Pandita Examining most sinister facets of American history has begun with outgoing President Joe Biden administration dramatically admitting to injustices and grave crimes committed against Native Americans especially the boarding school atrocities. The public […]

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Silent Threat, Spread of Anti-Americanism!

Senators and Congressmen, women funded by foreign lobbies pose a serious threat to America’s security, integrity and its cohesion. Pummy Pandita It’s for United States Congress to defend American values and interests. Nonetheless, existence of senators with questionable ties and conduct imply that they might not put Americans welfare first. Anti-Americanism within US Congress has […]

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Strategic Autonomy: Time Tested Doctrine

Bharat’s allies and foes may have to reconcile to freedom of choice exercised by New Delhi for global good and humanitarian push K.A.Badarinath ‘Strategic autonomy’ has been at the core of foreign policy doctrine pursued assiduously by Bharat’s government with both friends and foes alike. India’s foreign minister Subramanyam Jaishankar described this as ‘freedom of […]

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Injustice Faced by Indian Students & Diaspora in the United States: Neglected Safety and Crimes

Triveni Kaul United States was/is a dream destination for quality education and better futuristic opportunities amongst the international students for several years. The most significant number of students are made up of Indian community. Even though Indian students have made substantial contribution to the academic and financial growth of the US, however they constantly encounter […]

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