BRICS in New Delhi: When Silence Becomes the Language of Consensus
The 45-page New Delhi Declaration adopted by BRICS is, on the surface, a document of diplomacy. Beneath it lies something more revealing:Continue Reading
The 45-page New Delhi Declaration adopted by BRICS is, on the surface, a document of diplomacy. Beneath it lies something more revealing:Continue Reading
The 18th BRICS Summit in New Delhi is revealing a geopolitical reality that Washington can no longer comfortably ignore: India, Russia, China and Iran are sitting at the same strategic table, even though their interests are far from identical.Continue Reading
The Saudi Ministry of Energy said the pipeline was closed as a precautionary measure after the attacks on Thursday.Continue Reading
The message from these simultaneous crises is stark: geopolitics, energy, trade and security are becoming increasingly interconnected. A missile strike in one region can move oil prices thousands of kilometres away, while a tariff decision in Washington or Ottawa can reverberate through economies already under pressure. The world, inconveniently, hasContinue Reading
The Shanghai Cooperation Organisation summit in Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan, has brought together some of the world’s most consequential leaders, including Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Chinese President Xi Jinping, Russian President Vladimir Putin and Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian.Continue Reading
Xi, Putin, Modi and Pezeshkian gather as the West struggles with Russia, Iran, rising debt and a global bond shock SEPTEMBER 1, 2026 The world is no longer merely divided by ideology, but rather, beginning to divide along competing economic, strategic and diplomatic fault lines. On one side, the leadersContinue Reading
Across South Asia and the wider Indian Ocean region, a troubling security pattern is emerging: the old boundaries between terrorism, organised crime, document fraud, piracy and cross-border insurgency are becoming increasingly blurred.Continue Reading
India’s day of hospital fires, toxic leaks, rising prices, diplomatic tensions and weather chaos comes as wars, sanctions and trade conflicts deepen an increasingly unstable world. As August 24, 2026 draws to a close, India finds itself confronting a grim mixture of tragedy, infrastructure failures, rising prices, diplomatic manoeuvring andContinue Reading
He is traveling to Beijing for the 25th round of Special Representatives talks with Wang Yi on the India-China boundary issue.Continue Reading
President Donald Trump has turned the 2026 midterm elections into a stark referendum on his presidency, warning Republican voters that a Democratic victory could trigger another impeachment battle in Washington.Continue Reading
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