History is divided by the power of the status quo and the power to change it

Pakistan’s mediation fuels US–Iran talks, but fragile ceasefire tests durability of peace

Unchecked power politics and weak accountability keep the world trapped in cycles of war and injustice

US under the Trump administration seems to have moved into a scope condition and landed in a credibility trap

Theories of realism explain a conflict where red lines harden and diplomacy stalls

History tells us that the unintended consequences of going to a war are the real consequences that shape history

No war fought in a fragmented multipolar environment can stay regionalised

India’s Act East shows power of strategic realism

No regional consensus exists for war with Iran

The Trump-Netanyahu meeting was important in the context of a US-Iran deal