The Geopolitics

The Arctic's icy expanse is heating up—Russia's nuclear maneuvers and Trump's return signal renewed geopolitical tension, raising stakes for global stability and the fragile polar ecosystem.

Trump’s “America First” stance resonates with voters concerned over U.S. foreign commitments, like NATO support, amid domestic crises—raising debate on prioritizing American needs over global alliances.

The Kartarpur Corridor marked 5 years on Nov 9, standing as a bridge of peace and unity, connecting Sikh pilgrims and divided families across India-Pakistan. #KartarpurAnniversary

The conflict has expanded beyond Gaza, with Iran and Hezbollah’s involvement sparking fears of a broader regional war. Israel’s escalating military actions in Lebanon and Syria add fuel to an already volatile situation.

Trump's second term could reshape U.S. diplomacy, seeking a Russia-Ukraine resolution, recalibrating NATO with Europe, especially France, and advancing U.S.-French nuclear energy collaboration for energy security.

Trump’s return signals tough times for China’s economy—new tariffs, tech restrictions, and manufacturing shifts threaten to exacerbate existing challenges, leaving the Shanghai Stock Exchange vulnerable.

Recent breaches of UNIFIL’s security in Lebanon highlight challenges in enforcing UNSCR 1701 and underscore the need to protect UN personnel and property under international law.

Indonesia announces its intent to join BRICS, marking a bold shift in its foreign policy. Seeking greater economic opportunities and global influence, this move signals a nuanced regional ambition.

Jammu and Kashmir's first assembly election since 2018 sees National Conference-Congress alliance win. Record voter turnout, boosted by women and refugees, signals a transformative moment for democracy.

US-China trade isn’t just about goods; it’s reshaping global finance. As China diversifies away from the dollar, the future of US economic dominance faces uncertainty.