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  India–EU Free Trade Agreement: Republic Day Diplomacy Could Unlock a New Era of Global Trade New Delhi, INDIA Every year, India’s Republic Day is more than a celebration of constitutional pride—it is also a stage for diplomacy. From historic visits by world leaders to major policy announcements, January 26 has repeatedly served as a symbolic and strategic moment in India’s foreign relations . In 2026, that tradition may reach a new milestone as India and the European Union (EU) edge closer to finalizing their long-awaited Free Trade Agreement (FTA). The potential deal comes at a time when global trade is being reshaped by geopolitical tensions, supply-chain disruptions , and a growing desire among nations to diversify economic partnerships. For India, the FTA with the EU represents not just a trade pact but a statement of intent: that the country is ready to anchor itself firmly in the evolving global economic order. For readers interested in India’s broader diplomatic trajectory...

  When a City Becomes a Signal: Minneapolis, Power, and the Shadow of the Insurrection Act 15 January 2026, US Minneapolis has become more than a city. It is now a symbol — a pressure point in America’s ongoing struggle between order and freedom, federal power and local voice, fear and democracy. Once known for lakes, art, and quiet Midwestern rhythm, Minneapolis has repeatedly found itself at the center of national storms. First with the death of George Floyd. Now again, with armed federal agents, street protests, gunfire, and a chilling phrase echoing from the highest office in the land: the Insurrection Act . The words carry the weight of history. They do not simply mean “sending help.” They mean soldiers in American streets. They mean the President can override governors, bypass local authority, and deploy military force against civilians. In theory, the Act exists to save the Republic in moments of extreme collapse. In reality, it exists in a dangerous gray zone — where eme...

  US-Iran Tensions Escalate: Tehran Threatens Retaliation, US Withdraws Personnel from Middle East Bases In early January 2026 , tensions between the United States and Iran surged to levels not seen in years, driven by domestic unrest inside Iran and increasingly aggressive rhetoric from both capitals. What began as widespread protests against economic hardship and political repression has now escalated into a confrontation with potential regional military implications. Iran’s Internal Unrest and Regional Diplomatic Rift Iran has been shaken by nationwide protests since late December 2025 , originally sparked by economic grievances — including high inflation and severe currency devaluation — but quickly evolving into broader demands for political change. The domestic crisis has seen tens of thousands of arrests, internet blackouts and violent security force responses, contributing to one of the deadliest periods of civil unrest since the 1979 Islamic Revolution . Amid this...

     India vs New Zealand: A Day That Changed the Tone of the Series Yesterday’s second ODI between India and New Zealand at Rajkot was not just another match on the calendar. It was one of those games that quietly reshapes a series, changes conversations in dressing rooms, and forces fans to rethink assumptions. India came in with confidence, New Zealand with calm intent. By the end of the night, it was the visitors who walked away with a commanding 7-wicket victory , leveling the three-match series at 1–1 and reminding everyone why this rivalry is one of modern cricket’s most unpredictable. At the heart of the contest were two contrasting centuries: KL Rahul ’s unbeaten hundred for India, built with patience and responsibility. Daryl Mitchell ’s majestic 131 * for New Zealand, crafted with control, power, and absolute clarity. Both were brilliant. Only one decided the match. A Total That Looked Safe, But Wasn’t India’s 284/7 felt competitive on a s...