New Delhi convened a strategic dialogue with Washington on 5-6 August, foregrounding themes of security, stability, economic cooperation, and most critically, the vulnerabilities of global […]
Author: Umarat Firdous
Ms. Umarat Firdous is a Research Associate at Middle East Outlook, where she contributes to policy analysis and regional studies. She holds a postgraduate degree in Peace and Conflict Studies from Jamia Millia Islamia, New Delhi. She is the recipient of the Huayu Enrichment Scholarship awarded by Taiwan’s Ministry of Education and is currently serving as a Research Intern at the Centre for Contemporary China Studies, Ministry of External Affairs, Government of India. She has previously worked with the National Human Rights Commission of India, where she engaged with issues of rights, governance, and institutional frameworks. She can be reached at umarat.firdous27@gmail.com.
The Colour was Red: A Whisper of Hope, Love and Shared Silence
Review of Mahbod Seraji’s Rooftops of Tehran It was the long summer of restlessness, the youthness asking to colour the clapped mountains in red. Verses […]