FAULT LINES: Issue No. 01, September, 2026

Publication Details

Issue No. : 01
Date: September 2026
Publisher: Middle East Outlook
Editor: Dr. PremAnand Mishra
Compiled & Designed by: Adnan Khan, Deepti & T. Aishwarya
File Format: PDF

About This Issue

The inaugural issue of Fault Lines explores the evolving political, strategic, and socio-economic dynamics shaping the Middle East and South Asia. Bringing together scholars, analysts, and practitioners, this edition offers research-driven insights into contemporary regional transformations and their global implications.

Editor’s Note

Welcome to the first issue of Fault Lines, a publication dedicated to examining the critical trends, emerging challenges, and strategic developments that define contemporary international affairs. Through rigorous analysis and thoughtful commentary, we aim to provide readers with perspectives that go beyond headlines and contribute meaningfully to scholarly and policy debates.

Inside This Issue

  • Arms, Law & Chips in the Taiwan Strait
  • The Western Origins of the Russia-Ukraine War
  • Globalisation: The Digital Dominance of the Global North
  • Syria and the Involvement of the Arab League and the OIC
  • Unilateralism and the Erosion of Liberal International Order
  • Globalisation and Liberal Peace
  • Decoding Sudan’s Tragedy through PSC
  • Internet Shutdowns and Civil Liberties in Manipur
  • Poverty as a Cause of Conflict
  • Left-Wing Extremism as a Protracted Social Conflict
  • Communal Politics and the Role of Youth
  • Digital Misinformation and Communal Conflict in India
  • Ghettoization and Urban Conflict
  • India’s Approach to Conflict Resolution in Global Trade
  • Conflict Transformation in Jammu & Kashmir
  • The Unheard Violence in India
  • The Beauty of Coexistence
  • The Ghosts of Indian Development

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About the Publisher

Middle East Outlook (MEO) is an independent platform dedicated to serious, research-driven analysis of the Middle East and its wider neighbourhood. Combining scholarly rigour with journalistic clarity, MEO examines politics, security, diplomacy, media narratives, culture, migration, human rights, and international relations.

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