The war in West Asia, like the 18-day Kurukshetra War in the Indian epic, Mahabharata, appears to be fought fundamentally between muscle-power and the brainpower; between fury and the common sense; between ego and prudence; between a new power and an old civilisation; between hegemony and sovereignty; between insatiable greed […]
Month: July 2026
Bye-bye Peace?
We live in the times of war – military, economic, and environmental – created and nurtured by blind capitalism and power-drunken politicians. The war, analogous to a tri-headed beast, threatens to devour all of us. It is existential for some, and preferential for some. Some fight out of greed and […]