Electro vs. Petro? Think Synergy Beyond Energy! Lately, pundits have increasingly relied on an ‘electro‑state vs. petro‑state’ frame to describe the post‑Iran-war energy–industrial realignment and its implications for the global…

The existence of democracies in human civilisations is not something that came about by accident or is naturally occurring in most parts of the globe. On many occasions, Ancient Greek civilisations who established complex and meaningful mea…

The condition of Hindu minorities in Pakistan has remained a subject of concern for human rights organizations, minority-rights advocates, journalists, and international observers for decades. Issues including religious discrimination, forc…

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Whatever the trade court decides, the region’s 15 million forced labourers need due diligence law, not tariffs.

A Chinese cubesat launch for Thailand offers a case study in the contest over Southeast Asia’s potential US$100 billion space economy.

Nuclear states have every reason to make a negative security assurance legally binding, yet none will act.

How Europe can disrupt Moscow’s oil windfall.

Terrorists sometimes defeat themselves.

The sources of Tehran’s economic resilience.