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Why Iran–America Peace Talks Failed: A Complete Analysis | Aradhya Study Point ☆ Aradhya Study Point — Geopolitical Analysis ☆ Why Iran–America Peace Talks Failed A complete anatomy of broken diplomacy — from the JCPOA collapse to the Islamabad debacle ✍ RAKESH KUMAR 📅 APRIL 12, 2026 🌐 ARADHYA STUDY POINT "21 hours of face-to-face negotiations. Four rounds of indirect talks. One year of fragile diplomacy. Yet the result remains the same — No Deal." — ISLAMABAD PEACE TALKS, APRIL 11–12, 2026 On April 11–12, 2026, the world held its breath as US Vice President JD Vance and Iranian negotiators sat face-to-face in a heavily secured Serena Hotel in Islamabad, Pakistan — the first direct talks between the two nations in decades. Twenty-one hours of intense negotiations later, Vance walked out empty-handed. "The bad news is that we have not reached an agreement," he tol...

Spain vs. The War: Why Sánchez Said "No" to America | Aradhya Study Point Aradhya Study Point Geopolitics · Current Affairs · History · Indian Politics ⚠ Important Clarification: Spain is NOT militarily supporting Iran. Madrid is opposing the war entirely — this is a crucial distinction this analysis explains in full. 2026 Iran War — European Dissent Spain's Defiant "No": Neutrality, Not Loyalty to Tehran When Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez refused to let American warplanes use Spanish soil to bomb Iran, the world asked: is Spain supporting the enemy? The reality is far more nuanced — and far more interesting — than that. ✍ Rakesh Kumar 📅 March 30, 2026 ⏱ 9 min read Breaking Analysis NATO Crisis 🔍 First: Correcting the Misconception Spain is not supporting Iran in the conventional sense — it has not provided weapons, intellig...

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Turkey & ISIS: Support, Silence, or Strategy? | Aradhya Study Point Aradhya Study Point Geopolitics · Current Affairs · History · Indian Politics Geopolitical Analysis Turkey & ISIS: Support, Silence, or Strategy? For years, Ankara faced severe accusations from Kurdish fighters, Western journalists, and intelligence agencies — that Turkey's southern border had become a pipeline feeding one of history's most brutal terrorist organisations. This is a comprehensive analysis of what actually happened. ✍ Rakesh Kumar 📅 March 2026 ⏱ 8 min read Contested History ⚠ Core Finding The question "Did Turkey support ISIS?" does not yield a simple yes or no. The evidence points to deliberate strategic ambiguity — where Ankara's laser focus on neutralising Kurdish forces (YPG/PKK) created conditions that ISIS exploited, even as Turkey official...