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The Bones that do not break: How Civilisation-states Endure

In yet another powerful piece, Amandeep Midha underlines the strenghts of civilisational states. The daughter of slain Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi warns Iran against trusting Western assurances—a caution that unfolds into a meditation on civilisational endurance. From Persia to Bharat, the essay traces how deep cultural memory, deterrence, and narrative strength form the unbreakable bones of survival.

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ईरान पर इज़राइल-अमेरिका के वहशियाना हमले को अब पूरा एक महीना या बल्कि उससे भी दो दिन ज़्यादा ही हो चुके हैं. इस एक महीने में काफी कुछ स्पष्ट हो गया है और सबसे बड़ी बात यह पता चली है कि ईरान अपनी संप्रभुता का समपर्ण नहीं करने वाला. ईरान ने जिस तरह से अपनी मर्ज़ी से इज़राइल-अमेरिका के ठिकानों पर हमले किये हैं, उससे लगता है कि ये दोनों हमलावर पहले ही ईरान से हार चुके हैं. 

 

Why Chagos, Not Taiwan, Is the Real Test of Global Sovereignty

This article has been with us for the past few weeks, awaiting a suitable news peg. This morning, following a Washington Post report alleging that Iran attempted to target Diego Garcia — the controversial U.S. military base located on one of the 58 islands of the Chagos Archipelago in the Indian Ocean — we felt it was timely to publish it. The piece offers our readers important context on the base and the ongoing dispute over its sovereignty, which international bodies have deemed unlawful under U.K. administration and where the U.S.–U.K. partnership remains deeply contested. 

 

The World That No Longer Wants Peace

In this powerful essay, Amandeep Midha writes about the silence of global institutions, the broken promises of powerful nations, and the suffering of ordinary people caught in wars they did not choose. With sharp words and clear arguments, he asks whether the world still has the will to rebuild trust and prevent catastrophe, or if we are entering a darker age where peace is no longer desired. The most chilling part comes when Midha invokes the three Abrahamic traditions. Is it a warning—or just a reminder? You will have to read the essay.

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. 

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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