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Has Russia won the Ukraine war?

Come Carpentier de Gourdon explains how Russia has won the Ukraine war Watch the full conversation - https://youtu.be/DPRTMvuthGc

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Are the wheels turning against the Left in France

Come Carpentier de Gourdon explains how the support for Left may be reducing in France Watch the whole conversation - https://youtu.be/DPRTMvuthGc

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A breakup of Syria?

Come Carpentier de Gourdon talks about what may happen in Syria after the collapse of Al-Assad regime Watch the full conversation - https://youtu.be/DPRTMvuthGc

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The National Rally in France

Come Carpentier de Gourdon talks about the strong presence of the National Rally in French politics Watch the full conversation - https://youtu.be/DPRTMvuthGc

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Will Marine Le Pen govern France?

Come Carpentier de Gourdon talks about Marine Le Pen's political strategy Watch the full conversation - https://youtu.be/DPRTMvuthGc

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Is Georgia Meloni the most powerful leader in Europe today?

Does Georgie Meloni stand as the tallest leader in Europe today? Come Carpentier de Gourdon delves into the question Watch the full conversation - https://youtu.be/DPRTMvuthGc

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Electoral chaos in France

Distinguished French political analyst Come Carpentier de Gourdon talks about the political chaos ensuing in France Watch the full conversation- https://youtu.be/DPRTMvuthGc

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The Saudi-led GCC expectation from the US administration on the question of the Houthis

Prof. Bernard Haykel talks about what the Saudis may expect from the upcoming Trump administration Link to the full conversation - https://youtu.be/eIH2HoX8R4k

Bangladesh is keeping afloat as it rides a storm

Chris Blackburn

Bangladesh is keeping afloat as it rides a storm

Bangladesh is a young nation, recently celebrating its 50th-year golden jubilee in 2021. It is a country moving forward with aplomb. But...

How recent Nepal-India talks counter China

GO Editorial

How recent Nepal-India talks counter China

The recent visit of the Nepalese Prime Minister to India can be termed as a success in not just diversifying bilateral engagements but...

Senge Sering

Turkey's Russian Ambitions

Turkey's geostrategic location allows it to be both Asian and European. As the nexus of global social transitions and a melting pot of...

Navin Suri

Saudi Arabia, Iran and the China Factor

Saudi Arabia and Iran have renewed their relationship after a long time. This should be seen as an important twist on the political stage...

How the woke are impacting politics and foreign policy

Gautam Sen

How the woke are impacting politics and foreign policy

The woke ideology seeks a new kind of revolution, but already it has triggered a counter revolution. And countries like India might be...

A new age in Japan, US military ties emerging

GO Editorial

A new age in Japan, US military ties emerging

With a new military policy, Japan is also reimagining its strategic ties with the United States. Secretary of Defense Lloyd J. Austin III...

'A new Japan is indeed taking shape that will have major implications for the world'

Gautam Sen

'A new Japan is indeed taking shape that will have major implications for the world'

An in-depth analysis of Japan's new military strategy. Gautam Sen argues that this new approach towards the defence of Japan will,...

Australia's most exciting Indians #3 Australia's queen of Bengali food

Akasha Usmani

Australia's most exciting Indians #3 Australia's queen of Bengali food

She is part Indian, part Bangladeshi and wholly Australian, being born and raised in Melbourne. Kishwar Chowdhury has put Bengali food on...

GO Editorial

What Sweden thinks about India

Among other things, older Swedes think India is already a developed country (in reality India hit lower middle income status in 2022) and...

Military and Democracy Deficit in Pakistan: Time to Change the Status-quo

Mohmad Saleem Sheikh

Military and Democracy Deficit in Pakistan: Time to Change the Status-quo

The political chaos in Pakistan signals that military-political deadlock will persist lest the military establish works in compliance...

Cold War 2.0: India's Strategic Conundrum

Zahoor Ahmad Mir / Nasir Khuehami

Cold War 2.0: India's Strategic Conundrum

In every era of international politics, rivalries between the world’s superpowers have been a constant. The growth of an assertive China...

Aayushi Sharma

SCO under India: What to Expect

As India takes up the responsibility of heading the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) in 2023, here's a snapshot of what to look...

How Japanese Innovation Can Be Powered By Indian Talent

Akasha Usmani

How Japanese Innovation Can Be Powered By Indian Talent

The Chinese and others have a lead in sending tech and other talent to work at Japanese heavyweight innovators. India has a massive...

Making the US-India Partnership the Prime Axis of the Indo-Pacific

Gaurav Kumar

Making the US-India Partnership the Prime Axis of the Indo-Pacific

The Indo-Pacific region has emerged as a new pivot point in the new global order.The Indo- Pacific stretches from the tropical water of...

Why Should China Be Called Out for Green-Washing in Tibet

Lakshmi P / Jyotsna Jayaram

Why Should China Be Called Out for Green-Washing in Tibet

With a landscape of enormous glaciers, massive snow cover, mountains and uplands, Tibet is the world’s largest and highest plateau and a...

Glaciers and Peaks: Chinese Aggression in the Himalayas

Chris Blackburn

Glaciers and Peaks: Chinese Aggression in the Himalayas

Chinese economic growth has led to direct military aggression. In contrast, India’s growth has led to the country receiving better...

Ethno-federalism to Complete Assimilation: China’s Ethnic Policy in Tibet

Jamphel Shonu

Ethno-federalism to Complete Assimilation: China’s Ethnic Policy in Tibet

Since the creation of the People’s Republic of China (PRC) in 1949, the Chinese leadership has maintained (at least on paper) a policy of...

Why the UAE leads the Muslim world in promoting tolerance

Hindol Sengupta

Why the UAE leads the Muslim world in promoting tolerance

The rich Gulf nation is making significant moves towards religious tolerance in recent years. These policies are shaking up the Muslim...

Pakistan’s New National Security Policy is a Facade

Aditya Mehrotra

Pakistan’s New National Security Policy is a Facade

An analysis of the inherent contradictions in Pakistan's National Security Policy.

China, Pakistan, and violence in Bangladesh

Hindol Sengupta

China, Pakistan, and violence in Bangladesh

The biggest-ever attacks on the Hindu minority in Bangladesh has deep, though not only, strategic implications. A Durga Puja pandal...