Politics, Defense & More
4 August 2025
The U.S.-India Civil Nuclear Deal of 2008, which included the historic 123 Agreement, marked the beginning of civil nuclear cooperation between India and the U.S. This deal stands as one of the most ambitious and landmark agreements between the world’s oldest democracy U.S. and the largest democracy India. But Why is It Going Nowhere? Let
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When the United States Unleashed Atom bombs on the Japanese cities of Hiroshima and Nagasaki 80 years ago, the world saw for the first time the destructive power of nuclear weapons. These occasions not only signaled the end of World War II but also the beginning of the nuclear age, which massively changed world politics
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The political Weather in South Korea remains unpredictable as South Korea awaits the Constitutional Court’s ruling on the impeachment of President Yoon Suk Yeol. Following his impeachment, Yoon has resisted arrest ordered by CIO (Corruption Investigation Office), creating a standoff with South Korean Law enforcement Officers, that has captivated the Country.
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Donald Trump’s recent 3 new foreign policy proposals, including reclaiming the Panama Canal, and annexing Canada & Greenland and forcing NATO members to contribute 5% of GDP to defense, have sparked sensitive international debate. These bold ideas highlight the former president-elect Donald Trump’s thought process to challenge prevailing norms, but they also raise important concerns
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BRICS has a new member as Indonesia joins. Indonesia, Southeast Asia’s largest economy and the world’s fourth-most populous nation, has officially joined the BRICS as a full member. This important development was announced by Brazil, the pro tempore president of BRICS.
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Japan-based Nippon Steel and U.S. Steel have filed a lawsuit against the Joe Biden administration following the decision to block their proposed $15 billion merger. The lawsuit, filed on Monday, challenges the administration’s assertion that the merger would pose a threat to U.S. national security.
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Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has announced his resignation, ending nearly a decade-long tenure marked by significant political and social changes. Justin Trudeau’s decision comes amid rising discontent within his Liberal Party and growing public pressure for new leadership.
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White House National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan recently presented President Joe Biden on potential Military options for striking Iranian nuclear facilities, should Tehran take steps toward developing a nuclear weapon before Donald Trump’s inauguration later this month. The briefing was made in a confidential meeting several weeks ago.
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India’s first private sector Vacuum Arc Remelting (VAR) furnace for aerospace-grade titanium alloy production has been commissioned at Lucknow by an Indian Private Company, i.e. PTC Industries, that will boost India’s self-reliance in critical aero-space materials. This state-of-the-art facility, operated by Aero-alloy Technologies (a subsidiary of PTC Industries), marks a very important moment in India’s
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As the conflict in Ukraine continues, Greece has promised to deliver 24 RIM-7 Sea Sparrow missiles to Kiev. The move reflects NATO’s ongoing military support for Ukraine, aimed at strengthening its ability to counter growing air threats from Russian forces. The Sea Sparrow missiles system, known for its adaptability and reliability, will complement Ukraine’s existing
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