Editorial Analysis

PM Narendra Modi’s visit to Mauritius as the guest of honor at its Independence Day celebrations highlights the strategic depth of India-Mauritius relations amid global geopolitical uncertainties.

The Middle East is currently grappling with a profound crisis of leadership which struggles have far-reaching implications for peace, stability, and development.

Nearly three decades after the adoption of Beijing Declaration and Platform for Action (1995), the struggle for women’s rights in India remains complex and multifaceted.

Recent trends indicate increasing centralisation in health policymaking, raising concerns about states' autonomy and the effectiveness of federal health policies.

With AI-driven innovations transforming industries, its impact on crime and criminal justice is inevitable. The $100 billion Stargate AI initiative in the U.S. and China’s advancements in low-cost LLMs (DeepSeek) highlight the global race for AI supremacy. 

Australia and India share a robust and dynamic relationship that has evolved significantly over the years. 

In recent years, the importance of care work has gained recognition globally, yet it remains underappreciated and undervalued in many economic policies.

The degradation and loss of wetlands have reached alarming levels due to urbanization, agricultural expansion, and industrial activities. Mainstreaming wetland conservation into policy and development agendas is an urgent necessity.

In recent years, there has been a noticeable decline in the number of patent applications filed globally that has raised concerns among policymakers, researchers, and industry leaders about the potential impact on innovation and economic growth.

Surveillance capitalism, where personal data is collected, analyzed, and monetized by tech conglomerates to predict and influence human behavior, has concerns over privacy and autonomy, and its deep ties to state surveillance.