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Donald Trump’s latest remarks linking the expansion of the Abraham Accords to a broader Iran deal have once again ignited intense debate across the Middle East and beyond. The controversy erupted after reports emerged that Trump wanted countries like Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Pakistan and Turkey to eventually align with an expanded normalization framework involving Israel […]
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India’s democracy is built not merely on elections, political parties, or parliamentary arithmetic, but on the strength and credibility of its national institutions. Governments rise and fall. Political narratives change every election cycle. But institutions such as the judiciary and the Armed Forces remain the stabilising pillars that hold together a country as vast,
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India has witnessed political criticism of judges before. Courts have often faced ideological attacks from activists, politicians, media commentators, and social media influencers unhappy with judgments or courtroom observations. But the controversy surrounding the so-called “Cockroach Janta Party” appears to have crossed into something far more organised, politically
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The world today is not watching a stable geopolitical environment. It is watching multiple crises unfold simultaneously, each carrying consequences that could shape global economics, energy security, military alignments, and public trust in institutions for years to come. The Strait of Hormuz remains one of the most dangerous flashpoints on Earth. Nearly a fifth of […]
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West Bengal has finally witnessed political change after years of one of the most emotionally exhausting and politically violent chapters in its modern history. But this election result was not merely about party symbols, campaign slogans, or electoral arithmetic. It was something far deeper. It was an explosion of accumulated anger, helplessness, fear, and exhaustion […]