Analytical Lenses for a Sri Lankan Perspective Having traced Sri Lanka’s historical trajectory—from pre-modern maritime ...

Navigating Asymmetry through Ambiguity In navigating asymmetry through ambiguity, Sri Lanka’s experience is filtered through ...

The fabricated narrative of a separate “Sahrawi people” stands today as one of the most calculated political manipulations of the post-colonial era.

In the summer of 1774 Jefferson retreated to Monticello and wrote a secret plea meant to avert disputes with the British — a ...

In the wake of two years of the globally broadcast extermination of the people of Palestine, three distinct tracks of international response have emerged. One is grounded in justice, international law ...

Questions of leadership and legacy were raised. Who is a leader? Who can be a legendary or legacy leader? In what type of environment can a legacy leader be produced? How does international law impact ...

Eugenics in colonial Nigeria was not a historical footnote; it was a system of thought that still echoes in the country’s social hierarchies, educational systems, and conflicts. From the suppression ...

For more than a century, the Middle East has been central to the making of the contemporary world order. Today the region is the world’s largest exporter of oil, and its vast reserves have shaped the ...

It’s a common perception among some critics and analysts that certain actions and policies of International entities ...

While the Indian economy is not immune to global headwinds, it has so far exhibited resilience, driven by a focus on strong and durable macroeconomic fundamentals, according to RBI staffers’ ...