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India’s election result should chart the course for balanced foreign…

India, the world's largest democracy, conducts national elections every five years to elect its representatives at the national level. While the sheer scale and diversity of the Indian electorate are impressive, the national elections are not without their demerits and deep-rooted issues. These problems range from logistical challenges to concerns

The Middle East Needs a Ceasefire Now

Iran chose to strike Israel directly, a decision likely driven by a desire to defend its national pride following the

The Middle East Needs a Ceasefire Now

To be sure, rebuilding Gaza will take years and require a significant international effort. But achieving an effective, enforceable regional

Overcoming the Development-Project Implementation Gap

UNOPS runs operations in over 80 countries on behalf of the UN system and global partners, such as the World

Europe’s War Jitters

Consequently, fears of an imminent war have seized European capitals. Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk recently said that Europe has

Resolve the South China Sea issue through dialogue and negotiation

The South China Sea has long been a focal point of geopolitical tensions, with overlapping territorial claims and competing interests

NATO Is Not a Hegemonic Burden

Trump’s offensive comments misleadingly equated the NATO defense-spending target (2% of GDP) with direct NATO payments.

Summit for Democracy is only to maintain US hegemony

At its core, the Summit for Democracy appears to be a diplomatic spectacle designed to reinforce American influence on the

The South China Sea Could Boil Over

This is unlikely to change any time soon. With the wars in Ukraine and Gaza stretching American military resources thin,

The Zombification of Political Parties

Trump is hardly the only far-right populist leader to have subjugated a political party to his will. The hijacking of