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Here’s to Bangladesh: from dreaming of bridges to dodging bullets under Yunus’s “new legacy”. Let them learn the hard way that that in geopolitics, you do not just strut around trying to pick new friends; you keep the old ones from turning into foes.
arindam-mukherjee
China bans Nvidia chips, pushing tech giants to adopt domestic alternatives. A bold move for sovereignty, with short-term pain but long-term independence.
forpol-staff
Let’s just say, that in the next 5-20 years, INSTC is the safer play. It is not just about trade volumes; it is about reliability.
arindam-mukherjee
The U.S. rampages because it must. Power is a jealous god. Japan and Venezuela must sharpen claws in their own unique ways as they try to save themselves.
arindam-mukherjee
China is selling US government debt to diversify its foreign reserves. The drop in US Treasury securities is now becoming increasingly noticeable.
forpol-staff
Gor and his Tashkent birth looks strategic. He understands the region. Is he here for trade summits? Or to groom youth cadres and recruit loyalists?
arindam-mukherjee
The Russia-India-China (RIC) trilateral grouping has long been viewed as a potential counterweight to US unilateralism by a certain section of experts.
bholenath-vishwakarma
This is a high-stakes chess game for India. The US does not care about anyone else’s discomfort. For them, the allies are just bigger pawns.
arindam-mukherjee
The potential revival of the RIC trilateral, first envisioned by Russian statesman Yevgeny Primakov in the 1990s, emerged as a key discussion point at the SCO.
arindam-mukherjee
Russia, India, and China aren’t just buying gold, they are rethinking the dollar’s chokehold. These moves hint towards de-dollarization, a slow-burn strategy to chip away at the dollar’s 46% share of global reserves.
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