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International Politics   -   Aug 06, 2026 U.S. Lawmaker raises concerns on FCRA Amendment; Opposition criticise his remarks
U.S. Lawmaker raises concerns on FCRA Amendment Bill; Opposition reacts

While opposition parties in India oppose the proposed FCRA Amendment Bill 2026, several leaders condemned U.S. Lawmaker Moore's claims that the bill attacks christianity calling his comments foreign interference.

International Politics   -   Apr 18, 2026 The Israel-Hezbollah Conflict: Another War In The Making?
The Israel-Hezbollah Conflict

Cross-border strikes between Israel and Hezbollah intensify despite a fragile US-Iran ceasefire. Rising displacement and deeper strikes signal a volatile conflict with risks of wider escalation.

Turkey, Saudi Arabia and Pakistan leaders at the defence pact signing
International Politics   -   Aug 08, 2026 Iran Issues Stark Warning To Saudi Arabia On Turkey-Pakistan Pact

Iran has criticised the Saudi-Turkey-Pakistan defence pact, warning Riyadh that a “paper agreement” with foreign powers will not guarantee lasting security amid rising Middle East tensions.

by Sakshi Kumari
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International Politics   -   Aug 08, 2026 Iran Issues Stark Warning To Saudi Arabia On Turkey-Pakistan Pact
Turkey, Saudi Arabia and Pakistan leaders at the defence pact signing

Iran has criticised the Saudi-Turkey-Pakistan defence pact, warning Riyadh that a “paper agreement” with foreign powers will not guarantee lasting security amid rising Middle East tensions.

by Sakshi Kumari
International Politics   -   Aug 06, 2026 U.S. Lawmaker raises concerns on FCRA Amendment; Opposition criticise his remarks
U.S. Lawmaker raises concerns on FCRA Amendment Bill; Opposition reacts

While opposition parties in India oppose the proposed FCRA Amendment Bill 2026, several leaders condemned U.S. Lawmaker Moore's claims that the bill attacks christianity calling his comments foreign interference.

by Isha Mittal
International Politics   -   Apr 18, 2026 The Israel-Hezbollah Conflict: Another War In The Making?
The Israel-Hezbollah Conflict

Cross-border strikes between Israel and Hezbollah intensify despite a fragile US-Iran ceasefire. Rising displacement and deeper strikes signal a volatile conflict with risks of wider escalation.

by Saumya Tripathi
International Politics   -   Apr 15, 2026 Trump Deletes AI-Generated Image Amid Criticism From Christian Supporters
Jesus-like AI generated image of President Trump

President Trump posted a Jesus-like AI-generated image of himself, which was later deleted due to Christian backlash. But why did his supporters stand against him?

by Saumya Tripathi
International Politics   -   Mar 25, 2026 Pentagon to deploy 3000 more troops in the Middle East
Image of the Headquarters of the U.S. Department of Defense

The Pentagon plans to deploy 3,000 82nd Airborne troops to the Middle East amid U.S.-Iran tensions, alongside airstrikes and 50,000 active troops, raising risks of broader conflict and control over the Strait of Hormuz.

by Tanuj Samaddar
International Politics   -   Mar 23, 2026 Iran-Israel Conflict: The Rise of Energy Warfare
Iran-Israel Conflict: The Rise of Energy Warfare

Energy is essential for the sustenance of any civilization. From domestic needs to industrial applications, the world cannot function without it. This crucial need has become a bargaining chip and leverage in modern warfare.

by Saumya Tripathi
International Politics   -   Mar 21, 2026 "Targeting Commercial Ships Cannot be Accepted", New Delhi's Message Amidst Hormuz Blockade
Satellite image of the Strait of Hormuz

India condemns attacks on commercial ships in the Strait of Hormuz amid the Iran-US war, calls for diplomacy, and deploys warships to ensure safe passage as global oil prices spike.

by Tanuj Samaddar
International Politics   -   Mar 07, 2026 The Gun that Fires Itself? The Controversy Around America’s SIG P320
The SIG Sauer P320 pistol, adopted by the U.S. military in 2017,

Lawsuits, injuries, and unanswered questions- the journey of the SIG Sauer P320 from its launch to its adaptation as the official Service Pistol of the US Military. What is the reality behind the controversial handgun?

by Saumya Tripathi
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