Month: March 2026

In the civilizational tapestry of South Asia, customs and traditions have long held a place of quiet authority, shaping not merely social conduct but also the emotional grammar of life itself. No joy was deemed […]

Two governments, one American and one Iranian, have made the same fundamental choice. Their citizens are paying the price. The slogan which has echoed through Iranian protest rallies during more than a year, was shouted […]

Power in the modern age seldom speaks in whispers; it announces itself with assertions, repetitions, and claims designed to shape perception as much as reality. In recent months, one such assertion has echoed persistently from […]

The spectacle of power, when divorced from prudence, often descends into isolation. In the contemporary theatre of international politics, the United States remains a formidable actor, yet its present leadership appears increasingly estranged from the […]

Since the British imperialism, the South Asian region had a unique interlink of its security architecture across the sides of the Indus Valley, stretching from the Kabul to the Delhi affecting each other’s policy decisions. […]

The war in Iran has extended far beyond the Middle East and is now affecting other regions of Asia, particularly South Asia. South Asian countries are increasingly experiencing economic, strategic, and geopolitical repercussions from the […]

On March 18, 2026, during her testimony, DNI Tulsi Gabbard said that the development of long-range ballistic missiles in Pakistan could include ICBMs with a range sufficient to reach the homeland, and that Pakistan (as […]

The intensifying confrontation involving Iran, the United States, and Israel has rapidly evolved into one of the most consequential geopolitical crises of the contemporary era. What began as a long-standing pattern of indirect rivalry has […]