Pradeep Mahaur

A Spark in the Powder Keg In a world increasingly defined by fragile alliances and shifting global power equations, the latest escalation between Israel and Iran has taken center stage.  What began as a covert campaign of sabotage and cyberwarfare has erupted into a full-blown kinetic war. Israel, claiming an existential threat, launched preemptive strikes on Iranian nuclear facilities, utilizing smuggled drones and air assets deep within Iranian territory. In retaliation, Iran fired a barrage of ballistic missiles at Israeli cities, lighting up the skies over Tel Aviv and Jerusalem and rattling the region. But this war—while geographically between two Middle Eastern powers—is diplomatically, militarily, and economically far more global . Behind the explosive headlines are silent players like the United States, Pakistan, China, and India , each with their unique stakes, compulsions, and contradictions. Israel vs. Iran: The Open Battlefield, The Hidden War The curre...

A Deep Dive into Global Geopolitics, Hidden Conspiracies & Media Manipulation In times of peace, every country has allies. In times of war, only true friends remain. The recent India-Pakistan conflict of May 2025, triggered by a brutal terrorist attack in Kashmir’s Pahalgam, once again exposed the global diplomatic chessboard. And more importantly, it raised a fundamental question—Who are India’s real friends? While missiles flew and airbases burned, another war was being fought—a war of narratives. A war where China supplied arms openly, the U.S. indirectly financed Pakistan, and the Western media tried hard to mute India's voice and successes. This article examines the global conspiracies, geopolitical betrayals, the role of fake narratives, and the reality of India's strategic alliances. China and the Obvious Betrayal China didn’t even bother to pretend neutrality this time. Just days after the attack in Pahalgam, on May 20, 2025, China openly declar...