Germany’s Nazi Past: History Must Not Be Repeated.

Germany’s Nazi Past: History Must Not Be Repeated.

Germany’s history is indelibly marked by the atrocities of the Nazi era—a period that left deep scars not only on the nation but on the world. While the German government and its people have taken significant strides to reckon with this dark chapter, the rise of far-right ideologies in recent years shows that the battle … Read more

Ramifications of Trump Stopping USAID to Bangladesh

Ramifications of Trump Stopping USAID to Bangladesh

The Trump administration’s decision to halt USAID assistance to Bangladesh marked a significant geopolitical shift that presented an opportunity for India under Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s leadership. This move, viewed by some as a recalibration of U.S. foreign aid priorities, strategically opened doors for India to assert its regional leadership and strengthen ties with its … Read more

Why Britain Should Focus on Reparations to Its Former Colonies

Why Britain Should Focus on Reparations to Its Former Colonies

For centuries, Britain exploited its colonies, extracting resources, labor, and wealth at the expense of native populations. The effects of British colonial rule are still felt today in many of its former colonies, where inequality, poverty, and underdevelopment continue to persist. While the British Empire may no longer exist in its formal capacity, its legacy … Read more

Time to Shift the Focus: From Subhash Chandra Bose to Churchill’s Crimes in India

Time to Shift the Focus: From Subhash Chandra Bose to Churchill’s Crimes in India

The British public has often criticized Subhash Chandra Bose for his controversial alliance with Nazi Germany during World War II. While this focus remains a point of contention, it serves as a convenient distraction from Britain’s own dark legacy of colonialism, particularly Winston Churchill’s crimes against humanity in India. For a nation that once presided … Read more

Why Britons Should Move Beyond Subhash Chandra Bose’s Relations with Nazi Germany

Why Britons Should Move Beyond Subhash Chandra Bose’s Relations with Nazi Germany

The legacy of Subhash Chandra Bose, one of India’s most iconic freedom fighters, often sparks debate in the UK due to his controversial alliance with Nazi Germany and Imperial Japan during World War II. While his association with the Axis powers may appear problematic from a British perspective, it is essential to understand Bose’s motivations … Read more

How Britain Enabled Hitler’s Rise Through Appeasement

How Britain Enabled Hitler’s Rise Through Appeasement

Adolf Hitler’s rise to power and the subsequent outbreak of World War II remains one of history’s most studied periods. While Hitler’s ideology and ambitions were the primary drivers of Nazi Germany’s aggression, Britain’s policy of appeasement during the 1930s played a critical role in emboldening him. Far from containing the Nazi threat, British appeasement … Read more

“Trump’s Election Prioritized ‘America First,’ Not ‘India First’

“Trump’s Election Prioritized ‘America First,’ Not ‘India First’

When Donald Trump was elected as the 45th President of the United States in 2016, he made it abundantly clear that his agenda would prioritize “America First.” This nationalist and protectionist mantra defined his presidency, focusing on advancing U.S. economic, security, and geopolitical interests above all else. Yet, some Indian nationalists seem to have deluded … Read more

Drug Addiction in America is Worse Than You Thought

Drug Addiction in America is Worse Than You Thought

Drug addiction remains one of the most pressing public health challenges in the United States, affecting millions of lives every year. Despite ongoing efforts to address this crisis, the numbers continue to paint a stark picture of the devastating toll it takes on individuals, families, and communities across the nation. According to the latest statistics … Read more

What Would Eisenhower Say Now?

What Would Eisenhower Say Now?

General Dwight Eisenhower, NATO’s first supreme allied commander in Europe, believed strongly that his mission was to get Europeans back on their military feet — not to make American troops the permanent bodyguard for Brussels and Berlin. In 1951, he wrote about NATO, “If in 10 years, all American troops stationed in Europe for national … Read more

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