The Strategic Return of Gold in a Sanctions-driven Global Economy
As the new year begins, global markets are taking stock of a world defined less by stability than by uncertainty….
India-Eu Summit 2026: The ‘Mother Of All Deals’
In her widely noted Special Address at the World Economic Forum in Davos on January 20, 2026, European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen set the…
EU chiefs as Republic Day guests underscore deepening partnership and India’s rising global standing
European Council President António Luís Santos da Costa and the European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen, paying a State…
America’s Fragile Global Leadership
The United States upholds its position of power through a vital yet delicate framework, which supports that international security is…
India–EU Relations at the Dawn of 2026: From the Legacy of 2025 to Strategic Consolidation
The year 2025 left a lasting legacy in India–European Union relations, transforming a long-evolving partnership into a strategically consolidated axis of…
Greenland and the Nuclear Deterrence Option
Major global powers, including the United States, have understood Greenland’s strategic value since the United States tried to buy the…
India’s 2026 Brics Chairship In Global Power Rebalancing
The formal launch of India’s BRICS Chairship in January 2026, marked by the unveiling of a new logo grounded in…
Beijing’s Dual Strategy Toward India
China’s approach to India today is neither contradictory nor improvised. By permitting meetings with the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and…
Venezuela’s oil is no longer about supply and Europe risks being sidelined.
Venezuelan oil is returning to the centre of global energy politics, but not in the way markets once expected. What…
India And The World 2025: Power With Prudence In A Fragmented World
The year 2025 confronted India with an international system marked less by equilibrium than by entropy. Protectionist surges in the…
