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There is no universal inhibitor in global politics. Power must be restrained by both countervailing strength and political judgement

The geopolitical headwinds India faced in 2025 signal harder times this year, as global conditions are likely to worsen before stabilising

Donald Trump’s ‘G2’ remark and nuclear test claim signal a shift in US-China great power realignments

With global powers chasing competing visions, multipolarity is being shaped more by rivalry, and less by cooperation

With Trump 2.0 mostly embroiled in the Russia-Ukraine and the volatile wars in West Asia, watchers of Indo-Pacific affairs are questioning Washington’s priorities in the region

Will Trump’s actions have enough firepower to bulldoze a new hierarchy in the American polity and the world order at large?

The real task for world leaders is de-risking Trump’s tariff tornadoes and the collateral damages of how he views European allies and partners in the Indo-Pacific region