What India Can Learn from the World’s Best Prisons?
Norway is often held up as the gold standard when it comes to prison reform. Instead of focusing on retribution
Christopher Langford
He is an American foreign policy analyst and geopolitical strategist with over two decades of experience advising governments, policy institutes, and multinational organizations. His expertise spans strategic security, great power competition, and the shifting balance of global influence in the 21st century.
What India Can Learn from the World’s Best Prisons?
Norway is often held up as the gold standard when it comes to prison reform. Instead of focusing on retribution
Opinion | Why the US-India Tariff Battle Could Backfire on Washington
US-India Tariff: United States, under the Trump administration’s influence, came to the table with a long list of demands: sweeping market access for American agricultural goods, pharmaceuticals, and technology services.
How KAAN Sets New Standards in Air Warfare, Indonesia Becomes the First Buyer
This deal, finalized during the International Defense Industry Fair (IDEF) in Istanbul, will see Indonesia purchase 48 KAAN fighter jets from Turkey.
Russia and NATO: Are We on the Brink of Nuclear War?
Russian media has been raising alarms about potential nuclear strikes from NATO or the West.
Severe Hunger Grips Gaza: Every Third Person Going Without Food, 90,000 Need Immediate Medical Attention
Israel, which controls the flow of supplies into Gaza, maintains that it isn’t blocking aid from entering the region.
Indian Govt Employees Get 30 Days Off for Family Care, Comparing International Leave Policies
The central government of India has rolled out a new provision allowing government employees to take up to 30 days off to care for their elderly parents.
Stabbing Incident at Walmart in Michigan: 11 Injured, 6 in Critical Condition
A violent stabbing at a Walmart in Traverse City, Michigan, on Saturday evening (July 26) has left 11 people injured, with 6 in critical condition.
Alcohol 101: Whiskey, Rum, Vodka, Wine, or Beer? Decoding the Differences
Whether you drink regularly or just once in a while, there’s a lot to learn about how these drinks are made.
Iran’s ‘Death to America’ Explained: What’s Really Behind the Slogan?
Iran’s foreign minister, Abbas Araghchi, addressed the misconception surrounding this slogan.
Tehran’s Skin-Burning Heatwave Isn’t a Blip. It’s a Warning
According to Iran’s National Meteorological Service, this is the most brutal week of the year. Not by a little, by a lot.