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The GEP Revolution: Bhutan’s Bold Bet on Ecosystem Accounting 

By adopting Gross Ecosystem Product (GEP) as an approach to measure development in the country, Bhutan has embarked on the process of redefining national development indicators as the first nation...

The Geography of Data Is Becoming the Geography of Power

A country's ability to attract technology investment may no longer depend solely on its talent pool, internet penetration or regulatory environment...

Beyond Water: Pakistan’s Victimhood Narrative and the Indus Water Treaty

Pakistan's leadership has always promoted the notion of Pakistan as a victim of India's transgression from the country's inception...

From Hangzhou to Ahmedabad: India’s March Towards Sporting Power

As India relentlessly expands its geopolitical footprint, its sporting trajectory from the historic, multi-discipline performance at the Hangzhou Asian Games to securing the 2030 Commonwealth Games...

Can India Trade Without the Dollar? The Rupee-Rouble Experiment Faces Its Biggest Test

The real test of de-dollarisation, therefore, is not whether countries can stop using the dollar, but whether they can develop viable alternatives to the functions it performs...

Why Poland Is Becoming NATO’s Eastern Stronghold

This development becomes extremely important because Poland is one of the largest geographical nations in NATO and is situated in Eastern Europe, along the easternmost boundary of NATO...

The Summit They Couldn’t Frame: How Foreign Media Covered BRICS 2026

For much of the West-led foreign press, the summit that actually took place seemed to matter less than the summit they had already decided to write about...

Why Trump Wants a United Ireland and What It Means for Britain

President Trump has openly come out in favour of Irish reunification, and the bigger question that comes up is why President Trump has been saying this and why an ally of the United Kingdom has become...