Opinion- Page 21

October 21, 2026

The Art of Diversification: India’s New Trade Diplomacy

India’s Dual Trade Agreements with the EU and New Zealand Signal a Deliberate Shift Toward Diversified, Rules-Based Market Access This year, India concluded negotiations on a free trade agreement (FTA) with the

Opinion·Technology

October 20, 2026

How Data Centres are Becoming Strategic Targets in the Battle for Digital Sovereignty

Modern warfare is undergoing a profound transformation. While conventional military strategy has historically focused on territorial control, industrial capacity and military installations, the expanding dependence of governments and economies on digital infrastructure

Europe·Opinion

October 19, 2026

How Mass Immigration is Fuelling a Crisis of National Identity, Public Services and Political Revolt

France’s political turmoil is often explained through public debt, economic stagnation and the rise of the far right. Yet beneath these crises lies another question that successive governments have struggled to confront:

Trump’s Greenland Ultimatum Unites Europe in Fury

In a bold escalation of his long-standing fixation on acquiring Greenland, U.S. President Donald Trump announced on January 17, 2026, that he would impose tariffs on eight European nations unless they facilitate

January 18, 2026

Americas·Europe·Opinion

Tying ICE’s Hands? Or Restoring Constitutional Guardrails?

In the wake of a tragic shooting that has inflamed tensions across Minneapolis, a federal judge has issued a preliminary injunction that significantly curtails the crowd control tactics available to Immigration and

January 17, 2026

Americas·Opinion

The Chaos That Could Follow the Fall of Khamenei’s Empire

In the streets of Tehran, Mashhad, and Isfahan, the chants grow louder: “No to Gaza; no to Lebanon; my life only for Iran.” As of January 2026, Iran’s Islamic Republic faces its

January 15, 2026

Middle East·Opinion

No Trust, No Troops: Israel’s Blunt Rejection of Pakistan’s Gaza Role

In the evolving landscape of Middle East diplomacy, U.S. President Donald Trump’s Gaza peace plan, unveiled in September 2025, represents a bold attempt to resolve one of the world’s most intractable conflicts.

January 13, 2026

Americas·Middle East·Opinion

Marine Le Pen, Jordan Bardella, and the Trial That May Decide France’s Far Right

France is about to witness a legal proceeding with political consequences that reach far beyond the courtroom. On Tuesday, a court appeal begins that will determine whether Marine Le Pen can realistically

January 12, 2026

Europe·Opinion

After the BRI Hangover: Why Kenya’s China Trade Deal Is Going Nowhere

Kenya’s much-hyped zero‑tariff trade deal with China has quietly slipped into limbo, exposing how Beijing’s promises now often move faster than its paperwork, and how African partners are warier after a decade

January 11, 2026

Africa·Asia·Opinion

How the U.S. Intervention in Venezuela Has the Potential to Trigger India’s Oil Odyssey

In the shadowy predawn of January 3, 2026, American special forces descended on Caracas like a scene from a Cold War thriller, seizing Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro and his wife, Cilia Flores,

January 8, 2026

Americas·Asia·Opinion

Hung Parliament, Loaded Gun: France’s Article 49.3 Temptation

France’s budget standoff is less a technical squabble over numbers than a constitutional stress test for the Fifth Republic’s semi‑presidential model. At its core lies a familiar instrument—Article 49.3—but in an unfamiliar

January 8, 2026

Europe·Opinion

Trump’s 1.5 Trillion Dollar “Dream Military” is Really a Fiscal Nightmare

President Donald Trump’s call for a record 1.5 trillion dollar defense budget in 2027 is less a conventional spending proposal than a declaration of a new political economy of American militarism—one that

January 7, 2026

Americas·Opinion

The UK’s Quiet Return to Rule-Taking Europe

The government’s planned U.K.-EU alignment bill may prove to be the most consequential piece of Brexit-era legislation since the European Union (Withdrawal) Act itself. Introduced quietly, couched in technical language and still

January 6, 2026

Europe·Opinion

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Opinion- Page 21

The Art of Diversification: India’s New Trade Diplomacy

How Data Centres are Becoming Strategic Targets in the Battle for Digital Sovereignty

How Mass Immigration is Fuelling a Crisis of National Identity, Public Services and Political Revolt

Trump’s Greenland Ultimatum Unites Europe in Fury

Tying ICE’s Hands? Or Restoring Constitutional Guardrails?

The Chaos That Could Follow the Fall of Khamenei’s Empire

No Trust, No Troops: Israel’s Blunt Rejection of Pakistan’s Gaza Role

Marine Le Pen, Jordan Bardella, and the Trial That May Decide France’s Far Right

After the BRI Hangover: Why Kenya’s China Trade Deal Is Going Nowhere

How the U.S. Intervention in Venezuela Has the Potential to Trigger India’s Oil Odyssey

Hung Parliament, Loaded Gun: France’s Article 49.3 Temptation

Trump’s 1.5 Trillion Dollar “Dream Military” is Really a Fiscal Nightmare

The UK’s Quiet Return to Rule-Taking Europe

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