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In modern India, the brinjal still divides opinion – loved and disliked alike – centuries after Akbar-Birbal, its many names evoke diverse emotions and cultural associations nationwide.

Independent Ink

Sep 22

The Challenges and Future of Europe: A Strategic Vision

Europe is dealing with economic troubles, security risks, border issues and needs to work together to stay strong, independent and united in changing times

Gustavo de Aristegui

Jul 22

Anti-System Extremisms

An Unnatural Convergence: Hard Right and Radical Left in Their Anti-Westernism and Fascination with Russia 

Gustavo de Aristegui

Apr 09

Memory, nationalism and shifting identity in Bangladesh

Last year’s students’ movement has brought to sharp relief the continuing religio-linguistic divide in Bangladesh

Abul Hasnat Milton

Apr 04

THE BLACK MIRROR OF HISTORY

Donald Trump Following the Steps of James Buchanan and Herbert Hoover: The Exact Opposite of Dwight Eisenhower and Ronald Reagan

Gustavo de Aristegui

Apr 02

Russia’s Return to Maximalism

Pseudo-moralistic harangues claim Minsk agreements were deceptive exercises to arm Ukraine, manipulating history and ignoring deterrence’s role in preventing global conflict

Gustavo de Aristegui

Mar 24