Festival
Birmingham Lights Up for Diwali as Indian Community Comes Together
Birmingham Lights Up for Diwali as Indian Community Comes Together
Birmingham’s Diwali Gala 2026 on October 31 will bring the Indian diaspora together for music, dance, cultural performances and a celebration of Indian traditions.
Sumana Adak, U.K. | yesterday
Reimagining the Resource Bargain: Modern Geopolitics and the Venezuelan Oil Paradigm
Venezuela’s oil deal signals a potential shift in global energy geopolitics, blending foreign investment, state control, resource sovereignty and strategic energy security.
Dr K Ranjan Sharma | yesterday
Israel’s Voters Divided: Is a National Unity Government Possible?
Israel’s divided electorate and coalition deadlock raise questions about a national unity government amid regional warfare, tensions with Iran and growing international scrutiny.
Qamar Agha | yesterday
Israel’s Election: Beyond the Netanyahu Question
Why a change of leadership may not alter Israel’s security and regional priorities
Zaheer Mustafa | yesterday
Sweet Dreams, Dry Fields: The Paradox of Bihar’s Sugar Industry Expansion
Expecting industrial expansion while offering farmers fewer incentives than neighbouring states, amid recurring floods and crop diseases, is a policy contradiction. Bihar must move beyond announcing new mills and make sugarcane cultivation economically viable.
Akhilesh Sinha | yesterday
Reimagining the Resource Bargain: Modern Geopolitics and the Venezuelan Oil Paradigm
Venezuela’s oil deal signals a potential shift in global energy geopolitics, blending foreign investment, state control, resource sovereignty and strategic energy security.
Dr K Ranjan Sharma | 15 hours ago
Israel’s Voters Divided: Is a National Unity Government Possible?
Israel’s divided electorate and coalition deadlock raise questions about a national unity government amid regional warfare, tensions with Iran and growing international scrutiny.
Qamar Agha | 16 hours ago
Israel’s Election: Beyond the Netanyahu Question
Why a change of leadership may not alter Israel’s security and regional priorities
Zaheer Mustafa | 16 hours ago
Sweet Dreams, Dry Fields: The Paradox of Bihar’s Sugar Industry Expansion
Expecting industrial expansion while offering farmers fewer incentives than neighbouring states, amid recurring floods and crop diseases, is a policy contradiction. Bihar must move beyond announcing new mills and make sugarcane cultivation economically viable.
Akhilesh Sinha | 16 hours ago
International Relations
Reimagining the Resource Bargain: Modern Geopolitics and the Venezuelan Oil Paradigm
International
Israel’s Voters Divided: Is a National Unity Government Possible?
International
Israel’s Election: Beyond the Netanyahu Question
SPOTLIGHT
Editorial
DINESH DUBEY | Oct. 28, 2026, 7:19 a.m.
Israel’s Election: A Defining Choice Between Security-Linked War and Democracy & Regional Peace
DINESH DUBEY | Oct. 27, 2026, 6:01 a.m.
The Return of British in Our Schools: Elite Overseas Institutions Bet Big on India
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