Debt, Dollar and Dependency: How Financial Architecture Keeps the Global South in Check
Daljeet Singh Ultimately, the story of debt, the dollar, and dependency is not solely about finance; it is about power,…
IMF Warns of Severe Fragility in Venezuela’s Economy, Calls for Close Monitoring
Anshika Agarwal The International Monetary Fund (IMF) described Venezuela’s economic and humanitarian situation as ‘quite fragile’, citing an estimated inflation…
Pranav S Latin America at the Crossroads: China’s Advance, U.S. Decline, and India’s Emerging Role
Garima Sharma Latin America possesses highly diversified natural resources such as oil, copper, lithium, soy, and rare earth minerals, all…
The Dragon and the Elephant Tango – India–China Strategic Alignment in the Shadow of Trump’s Tariff Hegemony
Sindhuri Sai Trump’s tariff war, intended to isolate China and pressure India, instead pushed the two Asian rivals into a…
The Impact of Western Sanctions on Russia’s Trade Flows: A Data-Driven Look at the Pivot to China, Surge with India, and Non-Western Realignment
Divyanka Tandon Russia’s trade geography has changed as a result of Western sanctions that have been in place since the…
World Trade in Turmoil: How U.S. Tariffs and WTO Paralysis Threaten Global Commerce
Dr Lakshmi Karlekar & Tanishaa Pandey The WTO and the IMF have significant power over trade agreements and regulations, which gives it the ability…
Cash-Strapped Pakistan Eyes Trade Revival with India: Motive Behind the Proposition
Sourabh Shetty In 1996, India accorded the MFN status to Pakistan and in August 2012 it announced a reduction of…
Discriminatory Practices, Lopsided Interventions and Crisis Mismanagement – Why the IMF needs immediate reforms?
Rajika Kanungo INTRODUCTION At the Bretton Woods Conference in July 1944, 44 allied nations were invited to create a postwar…
Elimination of Extreme Poverty – How India achieved it
Swara Murthy Research papers by the IMF and World Bank find that Extreme Poverty has been eliminated in India on…