A large number of Notices to Airmen (NOTAMs) have been issued along the India-Pakistan border, northeast and central India, indicating unprecedented military exercises and possible missile tests.

This episode discusses the rising tensions between India and Pakistan in the Sir Creek region.

Prime Minister Modi has decided not to attend the ASEAN summit in Malaysia in person, which means there will be no meeting between him and President Trump.

This episode discusses the abolition of the Kafala system, which has been abolished in Saudi Arabia after 50 years, and is described as a big Diwali gift given to Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

The episode highlights the escalating tensions between India and Pakistan, highlighting three high-level warnings issued to Pakistan within 24 hours, including one from the Army Chief that India would not exercise restraint in Operation Sindoor 2.0 and could wipe Pakistan off the map.

At least 12 civilians and three policemen have been killed and over 100 injured by the Pakistani army in PoK.

Recently, an incident emerged in which Pakistan's Air Force allegedly bombed its own people. Following this shocking incident, India launched a major attack on Pakistan at the 60th session of the United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC).

This episode focuses on the new defense agreement between Saudi Arabia and Pakistan.

The episode discusses the major changes made to H-1B visa rules by Donald Trump's administration, which reportedly include a hefty fee of $100,000 (approximately Rs 90 lakh) for companies seeking the visa, making it nearly impossible for Indian workers to work in the US.

This episode analyzes the growing geopolitical competition in South Asia, including the Indian Army's entry into Myanmar and the US military's arrival in Chittagong, Bangladesh.

This episode analyzes Donald Trump's sudden shift in attitude toward India. Analysts discuss how Trump, who previously described the Indian economy as "dead," has now begun calling Prime Minister Narendra Modi a "great country" and a "dear friend."

In this episode, we explore how the US military has recently significantly increased its presence in Chittagong, Bangladesh, raising concerns in neighboring countries like India and Myanmar.

This episode focuses on Donald Trump's harsh criticism of the European Union and NATO countries, particularly their continued purchase of oil and gas from Russia.

The episode discusses a large protest organised by Tommy Robinson, which was named 'Unite the Kingdom'. The rally was against rising immigration to the UK and woke culture, which emphasised white supremacy and British nationalism.

This episode is about the United States urging G7 countries to impose sanctions on India and China because they are buying Russian oil.

This episode focuses on how the EU has rejected Donald Trump's proposals to impose tariffs on India, instead focusing on pursuing a comprehensive free trade agreement (FTA) with India.