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The Strait That Tests India’s Civic Discipline

A Crisis near the Strait of Hormuz is never merely a distant geopolitical event. It enters the country quietly, through shipping routes, insurance premiums, energy invoices, freight costs, and household anxieties. What begin as external conflict can, within days, influence how a nation consumes, prices, stores, and reacts. That is why Hormuz is not only […]

Reignited Faultline’s: Middle East at a Geopolitical Crossroads

International Relations, Middle East / Govind Bhupathiraju

The Middle East, a region perpetually swayed by diplomacy and conflict, has been set ablaze once again. The past few months witnessed a hopeful breakthrough on the horizon—a peace deal between Israel and Saudi Arabia, brokered through American diplomacy and strategic compromise. Yet, this fragile bridge between the two powerful nations of the Middle East

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