Written by Lakshya Haritwal, Mrinalini and Arunima Singh What is happening in Sri Lanka? In response to the escalating narcotics issue in Sri Lanka, the government-initiated Operation Yukthiya on December 17. Crafted by Public Security Minister, the operation sets out…
Written by Advait Panda, Parikshit Panigrahi and Aditya Charan Introduction For more than 2 years, the United States has supported Saudi Arabia in a war against the Houthi movement in Yemen. This poses a very big potential threat to global…
Written by Navya Bassi, Eshal Zahur and Aditya Bashambu Introduction During the first week of December, the President of Venezuela, Nicolas Maduro, endorsed a government-initiated referendum to assert sovereignty over resource-rich Essequibo, which is adjacent to Guyana. The National Electoral…
In our globalized world, where multinational corporations often transcend national boundaries, the interplay between business and human rights has emerged as a critical area of concern. This is particularly relevant in India, a country experiencing rapid economic growth and a…
Calvert Nazareth The United States Senate passed a bipartisan Resolution in February, 2023, condemning Chinese aggression in the Indian territory of Arunachal Pradesh. The South and Southeast Asian border conflicts have depleted the national resources and raised safety concerns. The…
Surjit Raiguru Source: Reuters In a triumph for the Rishi Sunak administration, the UK House of Lords approved the Illegal Migration Bill, a piece of legislation that would make it the Home Secretary’s “duty” to deport illegal immigrants from the…
Source: The International Committee of the Red Cross A study on why is there a need to fill in the responsibility and accountability gap. The use of Lethal Autonomous Weapon Systems (LAWS) during armed conflicts are on the rise now.…
The laws of war must be upgraded to tackle Cyber War, Hybrid War and Post Modern War. The United Nations General Assembly despite years of debate is unable to reach a consensus to define terrorism because of lack of consensus…
Source: The Scroll Introduction Recently images coming out of Iran have shown women burning their hijabs and cutting their hair in public, this is being done as a sign of protest against the law in Iran which makes wearing a…
Source: India Today Two tales, seemingly unfamiliar and crossing swords with each other, unfold in different parts of the world. The first is a fiery protest against the compulsory veiling of women in a theocracy like Iran which was ignited…
