Lalu Meshtri
Why the US Is Eyeing Greenland: Strategic Priorities and the Military Option The renewed interest of the United States in Greenland has once again pushed the Arctic island into the global geopolitical spotlight. What initially sounded like a controversial idea during Donald Trump’s first presidency has now evolved into a serious strategic discussion, with the … Read more
Zubeen Garg Death Case: SIT Reveals Financial Motive Behind Murder The investigation into the death of iconic Assamese singer Zubeen Garg has taken a disturbing turn, with Assam Police now placing financial greed at the centre of the alleged murder plot. According to submissions made before a court by a Special Investigation Team (SIT), the … Read more
Maduro’s reported capture marks the most dramatic U.S. intervention in Latin America in a generation and reopens old wounds that the region never fully healed. For years, U.S. policy toward Caracas relied on sanctions, diplomatic isolation, and rhetorical pressure. Those tools failed to dislodge Maduro, even as Venezuela’s economy collapsed and millions fled. What unfolded … Read more
A Tax Shock That Changed the Narrative Overnight ITC’s sharp stock market fall is not just a reaction to higher cigarette taxes; it marks a turning point in how investors view regulatory risk in one of India’s most closely watched blue chip companies. When the stock slid to a three year low after a two … Read more
The explosion that tore through a New Year’s Eve celebration in Crans Montana is more than a tragic accident; it is a moment that challenges long held assumptions about safety in Europe’s most polished tourist destinations. Shortly after 1:30 a.m., Crans Montana, as revelers welcomed the new year inside Le Constellation, a popular underground bar … Read more
Khaleda Zia’s Death Closes a Defining Chapter in Bangladesh’s Political Struggle The death of Khaleda Zia at 80 is more than the passing of a former prime minister. It marks the end of an era in Bangladesh defined by confrontation, survival, and an unfinished democratic experiment. For more than three decades, Zia was not just … Read more
When Allegations Become Leverage: The Politics Behind Trump, Putin, and the Drone Claim In modern conflicts, the truth rarely arrives first. What arrives first is the story—and in the Russia–Ukraine war, stories are often as strategic as artillery. The recent claim that Ukrainian drones targeted a residence linked to Russian President Vladimir Putin, relayed publicly … Read more
On December 29, the Supreme Court will step back into one of India’s most disturbing criminal cases of the past decade—the Unnao rape case—not to revisit the facts of the crime, but to answer a deeper question about justice itself: How far can mercy stretch before it begins to look like indifference to victims? At … Read more
As Sikh communities across India prepare to mark Guru Gobind Singh Jayanti on December 27, 2025, the occasion is far more than a religious anniversary. It is a moment that invites reflection on leadership, resistance, and the idea of faith as a lived responsibility—values that remain strikingly relevant in contemporary India guru gobind singh jayanti … Read more
Why the U.S. Airstrikes in Nigeria Signal a Strategic Shift—Not a Religious War When U.S. missiles struck militant targets in north-western Nigeria, the explosion was not only military—it was political, diplomatic, and narrative-driven. While President Donald Trump framed the operation as a decisive blow against Islamic State (IS) fighters allegedly targeting Christians, officials in Abuja … Read more