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An Appeal to Stewards of Atom: The Case for Strategic Sanity sanity

Today, as the world stands perilously close to the brink and many fear the outbreak of a third world war, K.G. Sharma adds his voice to the countless pacifists who have long warned that any future global conflict is likely to draw in nuclear weapons. He argues that even a limited use of nuclear arms would bring disastrous consequences not only for those alive today, but also for generations yet to come.

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India EU FTA: A Trade Agreement That Is Really About Power and Memory

On 27 January, when India and the European Union announced a Free Trade Agreement (FTA), it was immediately clear that this was much more than a trade deal. Amandeep Midha calls it a geopolitical act. The significance of this agreement lies in the fact that it was clinched after nearly two decades of intense negotiations between two sides representing nearly two billion people. We invite you to read this article to fully appreciate the nuances of this landmark accord.

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On the Edge: Crisis, Miscalculation, and the Fragile Balance in the Gulf

The Gulf is tense once again. Military posturing, proxy conflicts, and systemic threats create a volatile environment where miscalculations could escalate into regional — or even global — crises. Transparency in policy, while controversial, may be the world’s best chance to prevent disaster.

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Military to Market: New Age of Legalized Piracy

In this provocative essay, Amandeep Midha argues that the real story behind the latest US‑managed sale of Venezuelan oil is not regime change but a new form of financial conquest.

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The Moment American Power Blinked: When the Gulf Said No

<span style="color: oklch(0.3039 0.04 213.68); font-family: fkGroteskNeue, ui-sans-serif, system-ui, -apple-system, BlinkMacSystemFont, " segoe="" ui",="" roboto,="" "helvetica="" neue",="" arial,="" "noto="" sans",="" sans-serif,="" "apple="" color="" emoji",="" "segoe="" ui="" symbol",="" "hiragino="" "pingfang="" sc",="" sd="" gothic="" neo",="" "yu="" gothic",="" "microsoft="" yahei",="" jhenghei",="" meiryo;="" background-color:="" oklch(0.9902="" 0.004="" 106.47);"="">Amandeep Midha is at it once again – unsparingly bashing the US left and right. In his usual sharp, no-holds-barred style, he exposes what he sees as American hypocrisy, where “humanitarian intervention becomes regime change, ‘targeted strikes’ become indefinite occupations, and ‘restoring democracy’ becomes permanent chaos.” He argues that a new reality is taking shape: America can still project power, but it can no longer dictate outcomes. Read the article and share your views in the comments section below.

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Venezuela Bombed, Democracy Crushed, and the Nobel Peace Prize Mute

<span style="color: oklch(0.3039 0.04 213.68); font-family: fkGroteskNeue, ui-sans-serif, system-ui, -apple-system, BlinkMacSystemFont, " segoe="" ui",="" roboto,="" "helvetica="" neue",="" arial,="" "noto="" sans",="" sans-serif,="" "apple="" color="" emoji",="" "segoe="" ui="" symbol",="" "hiragino="" "pingfang="" sc",="" sd="" gothic="" neo",="" "yu="" gothic",="" "microsoft="" yahei",="" jhenghei",="" meiryo;="" font-size:="" 16px;="" letter-spacing:="" 0.08px;="" background-color:="" oklch(0.9902="" 0.004="" 106.47);"="">After the brazen US attack on Venezuela, most critics have claimed it targets the country's vast oil reserves—and they appear spot on, as the US itself has stated that its companies would sell Venezuelan oil to all countries in need. However, as usual, our foreign affairs columnist Amandeep Midha offers a contrarian view. Read the full article to judge Midha's provocative viewpoint for yourself.