Hindutva nationalism, born in India, is spreading its divisive ideology globally, challenging democracy, inclusivity, and human rights.
India’s Strategy Crisis: Slip-ups and the Growing Mess
India’s strategy crisis unfolds like a tangled web, where bold ambitions collide with glaring missteps on the global stage.
Nepal’s Prime Minister Seeks Closer Ties with China
Nepal’s Prime Minister K.P. Sharma Oli, pivots from India to China, seeking economic development and infrastructure projects through new ties.
The Indian Ocean: The Great Game Moves to the Seas
As tensions rise before Aman 2025, the Indian Ocean becomes a key battleground for influence, with India and Pakistan’s naval posturing at its core.
Bangladesh Through Time: History, Identity, and Road Ahead
SAT’s X Space Session, Bangladesh through time captures shifting identities, youth perspectives, and the nation’s evolving push for sovereignty.
Modi’s India: A Nation Divided
Modi’s India shifts from secular democracy to Hindutva-driven state, marked by rising anti-Muslim violence and systemic repression.
The Growing North-South Divide in India
The North-South divide in India is more than just regional—it’s a clash of ideologies, cultures, and economies
Beyond Numbers: Pakistan Economic Recovery Challenges
Pakistan economic recovery appears stable on paper, but the stark contrast with harsh realities prompts critical questions about sustainability.
What PIA Privatisation Means for Pakistan’s Economy and Identity
Pakistan embarks on the long-awaited privatisation of its national airline. Will privatisation revive PIA or redefine its legacy?
From Secular to Sectarian? Tracing Hindu Extremism in India
With Hindu extremism on the rise, India’s identity is at a crossroads—what does this mean for the future of the nation?