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Palestine: The Wound That Was Named, Not Made

As with his earlier writings, Amandeep Midha's latest piece is also vivid, persuasive, and intellectually alert. It does not merely recount history; it asks why some histories are remembered more readily than others, and what it means when a wound is refused erasure. For readers who value thoughtful, well-argued commentary, this is an essay that deserves close attention.

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The Century of Humiliation Has an Invoice

In the autumn of 1839, Commissioner Lin Zexu sat in Canton and wrote a letter to Queen Victoria. It was a patient, precise document, a moral appeal from one civilisation to another.

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The Paralysis Dressed as Pragmatism: India's Strategic Drift in 2026

Amandeep Midha has written a critique of India’s fiscal policy and has skilfully entwined it with the country’s foreign policy. He accomplishes this even though the length of the article is such that it almost feels like two essays in one. Yet, it never bores the reader for a moment. The piece also asks an uncomfortable but necessary question: are we paralysed, or merely pretending to be pragmatic? Read on and grapple with the issues raised by him.

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Architecture of Collapse: Dubai and the End of the Constraint Economy

Wars often have some unintended consequences. The diminished status of Dubai is one of those outcomes of recent Iran-US conflict in West Asia.

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क्या विश्व अभी अभी एक आणविक युद्ध देखने से बच गया है?

अभी कुछ घंटे पहले ही अमेरिका और ईरान दोनों ने अलग-अलग घोषणाओं में युद्ध-विराम स्वीकार कर लिया है. दोनों ने अपनी शर्तें एक दूसरे से अलग दोहराईं हैं लेकिन माना जा सकता है कि यह वुद्ध विराम अब सभी पक्षों को कुछ समय देगा और आने वाले दिनों में सभी पक्ष स्थाई शांति का रास्ता खोजेंगे.

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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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