Green Transition as a Geoeconomic Battleground
The global green transition is no longer confined to environmental sustainability; it has emerged as a central arena of geoeconomic competition, where states deploy climate policy...
Editorial
India–Israel Relations: From Quiet Engagement to a Deep Strategic Fabric
For much of the 20th century, India–Israel relations unfolded quietly—shaped by geopolitical caution, Cold War alignments, and regional sensitivities. What began as a low-profile engagement has,...
Silent Builders of Minds and Nations: The Christian Story in India’s Educational Journey.
The story of education in India is inseparable from the story of social power—who had access to knowledge, who was excluded, and who decided what counted...
The Shifting Role of Reserve Currencies and the Remaking of Global Financial Architecture.
For over seven decades, the global financial system has rested on a simple foundation: the dominance of the US dollar. It has served as the world’s...
Teacher Training in Transition: Are We Preparing Educators for NEP Classrooms?
India’s National Education Policy (NEP) 2020 promises nothing short of a paradigm shift—from rote learning to conceptual understanding, from rigid curricula to flexibility, and from exam-centric...
The Illusion of Support: What the Ukraine War Revealed About Western Power.
Ukraine did not lose its future only on the battlefield.It lost it in whispered negotiations, calibrated cowardice, and a catastrophic misunderstanding of how power actually works....
Geoeconomics and AI Governance: Power in the Age of Algorithms.
Artificial intelligence is no longer a neutral technology story. It has become a core arena of geoeconomic competition, where rules, standards, and compute capacity shape power...
Geoeconomics of Supply Chains and Critical Minerals: Power Beneath the Ground.
In the 21st century, global power is no longer determined only by oil fields, shipping lanes, or military alliances. It increasingly rests on something less visible...
China–Russia Economic Interdependence: A Strategic Vulnerability — and an Opening for India.
The China–Russia partnership is frequently projected as a durable counterweight to the Western-led global order. Described as a “no-limits” alignment, it is often assumed to provide...
To Be America’s Enemy Is Dangerous — To Be America’s Friend Is Fatal.
There is an old line, often attributed to Henry Kissinger: “It may be dangerous to be America’s enemy, but to be America’s friend is fatal.”It endures...