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The Donroe Doctrine and the Breakdown of the Global Order

The “Donroe Doctrine” and the Crumbling World Order A Global Order Losing Its Shape As 2026 begins, it is hard

When Donald Trump says the United States “needs” Greenland, it sounds strange at first. An icy island with barely 56,000

The unrest that swept across Iran in late 2025 and carried into early 2026, now widely referred to as the

India–Nepal relations stand out in South Asia for their depth and intimacy. Few neighbouring countries share ties as open and

India–Bangladesh relations share one of South Asia’s most layered bilateral relationships. It is shaped as much by memory and geography

India China relations in 2026 are at a turning point — and most Indians do not fully realise how much

India steps into 2026 after turbulent year. The world in 2025 saw wars continue, trade turn into a pressure tool,

Indian foreign policy in 2025 did not turn out as New Delhi had hoped. After a challenging 2024, there was

For years, India thought that continued engagement with Bangladesh would lead to stability. Open borders, transit access, medical cooperation, and

This piece examines the Saudi–Pakistan defence pact with a focus on context, history, and regional impact. The signing of the