Ukraine

Syria Civil War: Interestingly, the US presidency under Joe Biden is hyperactive before he demits office and President Donald Trump takes over. What does it mean for Syria, Ukraine, and Russia?

Syrian Civil War: The U.S. is faced with a set of dangerous choices, each with its own set of risks and consequences. The reality is that the window for a limited intervention may have passed.

Aleppo, a historic Syrian city, has once again fallen into chaos as militants backed by Turkey, Israel, and the US seized control, ending eight years of fragile peace.

Trump Presidency: New Delhi will have to contend with opportunities and challenges across a host of issues once Donald Trump helms the White House.

CIA and MI6 chiefs Bill Burns and Richard Moore confront global security challenges, but their calls for stronger cooperation appear ineffective. 

Modi's Ukraine Visit: India is aware that both Moscow and Kyiv are as yet unwilling to sit at the negotiating table to end the war. Could Modi's Ukraine visit be a harbinger of peace?

Medical students and doctors in India increasingly seek careers abroad due to high education costs and limited opportunities, opting to study and work overseas.

NATO's new boss, Mark Rutte, will have to walk a tightrope as he faces critical tests in assuming NATO leadership, balancing internal cohesion and external pressures.

India's leadership has responded to the disrupted global power dynamics caused by the Russia-Ukraine conflict and Israel-Hamas war, leveraging its G-20 presidency and ASEAN summit role to enhance its international standing.

International law institutions like the ICJ and ICC are entering a new era of importance, as we have seen in cases ranging from developments in Gaza to Ukraine to the South China Sea.