Japan and the US Buy Yen: Is a Weaker Dollar Era About to Begin?
Japan and the US have jointly intervened to strengthen the yen. Could rising Treasury yields, debt risks and manufacturing policy create a weaker dollar?
Al Jazeera Goes Dark in Pakistan—Yet Pakistan Ranks Above India in Press Freedom
Al Jazeera became inaccessible in Pakistan, yet Pakistan ranks above India in the 2026 Press Freedom Index. Are global rankings misleading?
Pakistan Deploys 250 Howitzers Near India: War Signal or Dangerous Distraction?
Pakistan reportedly deployed 250 Chinese howitzers near India. Is it preparing for conflict—or using military tension to distract from internal crises?
Civil Society Is the New Battlefield: Why India’s Next 15 Years Will Be Decisive
NSA Ajit Doval warns that civil society can become a frontier of modern warfare. Why stability, public vigilance and responsible dissent matter for India’s rise.
FARA for America, FCRA for India: Why Washington’s Objections Look Like a Double Standard
The US uses FARA to expose foreign influence but criticizes India’s FCRA reforms. Is Washington applying a double standard to foreign-funded NGOs?
Adani Eyes Britain’s Largest Port Network: Is History Coming Full Circle?
Adani Ports is reportedly exploring a bid for Britain’s largest port operator. Could this landmark acquisition signal India’s growing global economic power?
From 180 Districts to Zero: How India Defeated the Naxal Red Corridor
India has reduced Naxal-affected districts to zero after decades of violence. Discover how security operations, development and mass surrenders dismantled the Red Corridor.
Indian Mutual Funds Are Beating FIIs at Their Own Game—Here’s How
Indian mutual funds are reducing the stock market’s dependence on FIIs. Discover how SIP inflows and domestic investors are reshaping Dalal Street.
Is Gen Z Being Indoctrinated Through Social Media? Inside the Viral Manipulation Machine
Social media algorithms, deepfakes, influencers and coordinated bot networks can manipulate Gen Z opinions. Discover how viral misinformation spreads and who benefits.
Cultural Marxism and Cultural Capture: How Nations Can Lose Their Identity From Within
Cultural Marxism is often blamed for weakening traditions, influencing education and dividing societies. Explore what the term means, what evidence supports cultural influence concerns, and where political rhetoric becomes conspiracy.
