Charting US Sanctions on Russia: Retrospect and Road Ahead:

Trump’s threat to slap secondary tariffs on Russian oil buyers—including India and China—signals a dramatic, high-stakes escalation in Washington’s sanctions game, one with global ripple effects and diplomatic fallout.

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Small economies are building big influence on the global stage:

Smart, Nimble, and Agile: Foreign Policy for a Fractured World Order | In the post-Cold War era, peace and political stability were seen as prerequisites for ushering in growth across the developing world. However, in the current world order, external peace and domestic stability are no longer a given. As the international system gets increasingly engulfed with big power rivalry, some states suffer from that. But this situation also creates new opportunities and challenges for smaller states.

Why small states rely on international law to protect their sovereignty and security?

Upholding Justice: The Global Imperative of the Rule of Law | In an era of rising geopolitical tensions and institutional fragility, the international rule of law stands as a vital safeguard for peace, accountability, and justice-particularly for small- and medium-sized states that rely on multilateral frameworks for security and sovereignty.

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Why Religious Freedom Is Key to Global Stability?

Roundtable: Faith and Freedom: Strengthening Religious Freedom in a Shifting Global Landscape | In an era marked by rapid global transformations and evolving societal values, the imperative to foster robust dialogue on religious freedom has never been more critical.

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Can India and the West Rewire the Global Power Structure? | Budapest Global Dialogue 2025:

The intensification of high-level visits and strategic dialogues between India and Western nations, such as the United States, United Kingdom, Australia, and the broader European community, marks a significant milestone in West–India relations.