Beyond De-Dollarisation: The Rise of a Fragmented Global Currency Order
Archita Gaur Rather than eroding the dollar, current trends point to a fragmented, multipolar currency system driven by risk hedging…
Between Security and Sovereignty: Japan’s Strategic Convergence with the United States
Aayush Pal As Japan moves closer to the United States, it risks increasing its distance from regional actors such as…
India Joins Pax Silica: A Strategic Technology Realignment Amid Global Supply Chain Turbulence
India’s entry into Pax Silica marks a watershed moment in securing a resilient supply chain for contemporary technology.
How and Why Nigeria Turned Confrontation into Collaboration with the USA
Anshika Agarwal The vast oil reserves of Nigeria give it strategic importance, and the US National Security Strategy places a…
IMF Warns of Severe Fragility in Venezuela’s Economy, Calls for Close Monitoring
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) described Venezuela’s economic and humanitarian situation as ‘quite fragile’, citing an estimated inflation…
US Oil Blockade: Energy Crises And Humanitarian Impact In Cuba
The Cuban President called this move “fascist, criminal, and genocidal”, and rejected all the claims of being a…
From Battlefield to Bargaining Table: Diplomatic Negotiations Between Ukraine and Russia
Ukraine and Russia have concluded the second day of United States-brokered negotiations in Abu Dhabi, UAE, today, reaching…
From Alliance to Confrontation: The New Reality of US–Europe Relations
Several European countries that have been targeted for their refusal to cooperate with the United States over Greenland…
Why America’s Economic Coercion Failed to Corner India
In response to Trump tariffs, India adopted a market diversification strategy aimed at substituting American demand with other…
American Exceptionalism and the Paradox of U.S. Foreign Policy
Dr Mohmmad Rizwan American exceptionalism is rooted in the belief that the United States is a unique political and economic experiment…