Narendra Pachkhédé

Carney sold candour at Davos. His first major crisis produced a photocopy – alliance discipline dressed up as judgment.

Across Europe and beyond, asylum policy has become the theatre where governments try to starve the populist right of oxygen and reclaim a fading sense of authority.

When diplomacy moved to prime time: how a provincial ad, a dead president’s voice, and one wounded ego stopped a trade deal.

A century-old revival crosses the Pacific once more – born in Britain, remade in Korea, weaponized in America, and mourned in Seoul.

This isn’t a story of broken trust – it’s a failure to understand the architecture beneath it. If Canada wants influence, it must work within India’s operating code, not demand a new one.

The US and Israel’s strike on Iran’s nuclear sites didn’t just target infrastructure – it signaled the collapse of the global non-proliferation regime and the death of treaty-based restraint.

Artificial intelligence, social justice movements, and generational shifts are reshaping global politics and the world order.

From Realism to Liberalism and Constructivism, the resurgence of religion in global politics demands a re-evaluation of IR theories.

Canadian foreign policy faces a normative challenge.

Amid global crises and shifting alliances, Canada’s NDP seeks to reconcile rhetoric with actionable leadership.