August 2024

US Election 2024: Navigating a Minefield of AI Misinformation

As the US inches closer to the 2024 election, a new kind of chaos is unfolding—one that transcends the traditional political fray, the minefield of AI misinformation.

August 24, 2024

Opinion

The Climate Crisis and Our Illusion of Control

In 2023, the world witnessed record-breaking fossil fuel production, an all-time high in greenhouse gas emissions, and unprecedented extreme temperatures. Despite these alarming developments, we remain like the proverbial frog in a

August 22, 2024

Planet

The Quietly Critical Role of Foreign Policy in the 2024 Election

As the United States barrels toward the 2024 presidential election, the usual fanfare of party conventions is in full swing. These carefully orchestrated spectacles, designed to showcase political elites and rally the

August 21, 2024

Opinion

India, a Beacon of Democracy Amidst South Asia’s Shadow

As India marks the 78th anniversary of its independence, the nation’s democratic experiment stands as a remarkable testament to the resilience and adaptability of its people. Amid the rising global pessimism towards

August 15, 2024

Opinion

Digital Isolation of Russia: A Double-Edged Sword

In a recent move that underscores the widening chasm between East and West, the U.S. Commerce Department banned Russian cybersecurity firm Kaspersky from providing certain antivirus and cybersecurity services in the United

August 14, 2024

Opinion

Fall of the Asian Tiger: Bangladesh’s Descent into Sectarian Chaos

In the shadowy aftermath of political upheaval, Bangladesh, once lauded as a beacon of progressive secularism in the Islamic world, now teeters on the edge of a precipice. The resignation and flight

August 12, 2024

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The Menu: A Feast of Horror with a Side of Satire

Last evening, I embarked on a cinematic journey that left me both satiated and unsettled. The Menu is not merely a film about food; it’s a gourmet dish of suspense, served with

August 9, 2024

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How a U.S. Supreme Court Ruling Imperils Our Planet

The Supreme Court's decision in Loper Bright Enterprises v. Raimondo undermines federal agencies' ability to combat climate change by ending Chevron deference, shifting interpretive power to the courts. This change threatens crucial

August 9, 2024

Planet

Lost Decade by Blackwill and Fontaine

In 2011, a significant shift in U.S. foreign policy was heralded by then-Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, marking a “Pivot to Asia.” This strategic realignment, endorsed by President Barack Obama in a

August 8, 2024

Book

From Allies to Ambiguity: India’s Diplomatic Dilemma in Bangladesh

In the labyrinthine corridors of South Asian geopolitics, India stands at a precipice with the sudden exit of Bangladeshi Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina. The drama unfolded not in the bustling capital of

August 6, 2024

Opinion

US Election 2024: Navigating a Minefield of AI Misinformation

The Climate Crisis and Our Illusion of Control

The Quietly Critical Role of Foreign Policy in the 2024 Election

India, a Beacon of Democracy Amidst South Asia’s Shadow

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Fall of the Asian Tiger: Bangladesh’s Descent into Sectarian Chaos

The Menu: A Feast of Horror with a Side of Satire

How a U.S. Supreme Court Ruling Imperils Our Planet

Lost Decade by Blackwill and Fontaine

From Allies to Ambiguity: India’s Diplomatic Dilemma in Bangladesh

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