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Miss Greenland: Indigenous Pride and a Geopolitical Signal from Denmark

The Danish Prime Minister’s formal apology to the women of Greenland led us to explore the concept of Inuit identity. The Inuit are Indigenous peoples primarily inhabiting Greenland, Canada, and Alaska, with deep ancestral ties to the land, sea, and ice—much like our own Adivasis.

Summitry and Sanctions: Foreign Policy Between Performance and Policy

In his first article for this web-magazine, K.G. Sharma argues that India’s diplomacy often prioritises spectacle over strategy while it lacks in institutional planning. Stressing that personal chemistry with world leaders cannot substitute for institutional relationships, he advocates strengthening of the institutional backbone of country's diplomacy.

The Hollow Dollar: America’s Modern Suez Moment

While the global trade is grappling with unexpected challenges in Donald Trump's whimsical tariff impositions, Amandeep Midha presents a strikingly different scenario - that of a gradually collapsing American Empire. Deliberately setting aside the tariff wars initiated by Trump, Amandeep draws a thought-provoking parallel between Britain’s Suez moment and America’s present-day fiscal vulnerabilities.

 

Microsoft Shutting Down Nayara Energy: Our Charkha Moment

Technologist and writer Amandeep Midha examines how Microsoft’s suspension of Nayara Energy’s digital services exposes a deeper crisis—India’s dependence on foreign-controlled Internet infrastructure. He proposes a 'Policy Response' which includes prohibiting unilateral service suspension inside Indian territory. 

 

China’s Strategic Compulsions in Supporting Pakistan

Saibal Dasgupta’s insightful article dwells upon the deeper compulsions that drive China’s seemingly obsessive support for Pakistan. Against the backdrop of CDS Chauhan’s assertion that China did not intervene directly in the recent conflict, Dasgupta’s article offers a compelling explanation for why China remains compelled to support Pakistan.

Reminiscences of Kargil War

As the nation celebrates the silver Jubilee of the victory in Kargil war of 1999, I am flooded with memories of the event that I covered for All India Radio 25 years ago.

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