By Nishant Kumar Hota In Iran’s modern history, the recurring fact is simple and unromantic. Protest begins in the street, but it is the Bazaar that decides whether a revolt lives or dies. In the rough triangle of the Palace, the Mosque, and the Bazaar, the merchants form the most practical link between belief and …
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By ISSF Admin The Fracture of the Khaleeji Shield The air over the Gulf of Aden was thick with humidity and the smell of salt spray on the morning of December 30, 2025. In the ancient port city of Mukalla, Yemen, dockworkers were busy unloading the Greenland, a cargo vessel flagged out of St. Kitts. …
Brothers in Blood: The Secret War Between Saudi and the UAE Read More »
By: ISSF Strategic Desk | January 11, 2026 As of this morning, the Islamic Republic of Iran is not just trembling; it is undergoing a tectonic dissolution. The streets of Tehran are no longer arenas of protest but battlegrounds of a revolutionary endgame. The Rial has cratered, trading at a catastrophic 1.45 million to the …
By ISSF Admin (@mujifren) On the night of November 26, 2008, as the first bullets shattered the glass at the Leopold Cafe, the Indian state did not just stumble; it fell into a coma. For sixty harrowing hours, ten terrorists held a metropolis of twenty million people hostage. But the true tragedy of 26/11 was …
Anatomy of a Surrender: The Night Delhi Slept While Mumbai Burned Read More »
By ISSF Admin @mujifren Prologue: The Smog of Deception In the choking winter smog of Dhaka, December 2025, the air did not just smell of exhaust and burning refuse; it reeked of a nation decomposing. To the uninitiated observer, the chaos gripping Bangladesh might have appeared as the tragic growing pains of a “Second Revolution,” …
Who Killed Osman Hadi? The Truth Behind the Smoke and the Fire on India’s Border Read More »
By ISSF Admin @mujifren PROLOGUE: THE SILENCE OF GRAVITY Karachi, December 2016. Physics is impartial. When a body falls from the 8th floor of a building, the result is inevitable. But the death of Javed Khanani was not a matter of physics; it was a matter of geopolitics. On a dusty afternoon in the upscale …
THE BANKER, THE GENERAL, THE GANGSTER: The Trinity That Bled India Read More »
By ISSF Admin (@mujifren) The Mediterranean sun that bathes the beaches of Antalya is sold to the world as a symbol of warmth and hospitality. For millions, it is paradise. But for a group of Ukrainian orphans who fled the horrors of Russian bombardment only to land in the predatory grip of their supposed protectors, …
Turkey’s National Shame: The Betrayal of Ukrainian Orphans Read More »
By Abhay Pratap Singh In a world fractured into competing blocs, India stands not as an outlier, but as a civilizational anchor. The global order is increasingly defined by a binary choice: the rules-based liberal system championed by the West, and the authoritarian civilizational states like China and Russia, which frame Western norms as morally …
The Original Axis: India’s Stand Beyond Allegiance Read More »
By Ankit Jakhar and Priyansh Pandey When HMS Prince of Wales and its carrier strike group docked in Singapore for Operation High mast, it was missing one of its F-35 Lightning – numbered 34, which made an emergency landing at Thiruvananthapuram International Airport at approximately 9:30 PM IST on 14th June. According to sources, low …
In God’s own country, even Stealth Champions bow Read More »
A newly discovered copper plate from the Gupta Era, dated to Gupta Saṃvat 58 (376-77 CE), has emerged as a significant archaeological find in Gujarat. The artifact, inscribed in Sanskrit using the Gupta Brahmi script, was initially photographed by an anonymous individual who shared the image with archaeologist Tamanna Mishra. Recognizing its historical importance, Mishra …
Gupta Era Copper Plate from the 4th century CE Unveiled: Read More »
