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The Parachuted Monarch and The Weight of a Civilisation

In this incisive critique of U.S. policy toward Iran, Amandeep Midha dismantles the fantasy of regime change via exile restoration. He argues that Iran cannot be “unlocked” by parachuting in Reza Pahlavi, and that such visions reflect a profound misunderstanding of Iran’s civilisational depth. Situating current U.S. strategy within a broader historical and geopolitical framework, Midha reminds us that Iran is not a hollow state but one of the world’s oldest continuous civilisational projects—having absorbed and outlasted empires from the Macedonians to the Mongols, Arabs to Turks. In this way, this essay effectively challenges the intellectual poverty of contemporary imperial thinking.

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Denmark Snap Election and the Long Overdue Reckoning with American Hegemony

The Article by Amandeep Midha is scathing and highly critical of the United States. The news-peg on which Midha's story revolves, is the snap elections declared by the Denmark Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen to seek the mandate of the people to confront the United States on the issue of Greenland. Midha points out that despite decades of compliance and participating in the wars which had nothing to do with Denmark, an American president has threatened to seize Danish territory. However, the show of defiance by Denmark may mark a new chapter in the histories of the United States and Europe. You are likely to enjoy this article as a thriller. Please do have a look.

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Munich Was the Moment. India Let It Pass

The 62nd Munich Security Conference (MSC 2026), the world’s leading forum on international security policy, was held in Munich from 13 to 15 February 2026. Founded in 1963, MSC convenes heads of state, diplomats, military leaders, business executives, and academics to advance its stated goal of “peace through dialogue.”

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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.