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Tag: geopolitics

Nepal: Xi–Trump Meeting and the Global Order

Deepti Bista - . Published in The Kathmandu Post

Bangladesh: Rare Earth Elements Are the New Drivers of Global Power

Deepti Bista - . Published in The Daily Star

[T]he recent back-and-forth between Washington and Beijing over rare earth minerals looks technical on the surface, but it points to a deeper shift in global leverage.

Nigeria: Electricity Will Decide the AI Race

Deepti Bista - . Published in The Guardian

Ireland: Ireland Is Riding 2 Horses Galloping in Different Directions across the Atlantic

Rejeanne Lacroix - . Published in Irish Times

Turkey: Instruction Manual for Washington: How To Save Israel from Itself

Deepti Bista - . Published in Daily Sabah

South Africa: Trump’s ‘Self-Styled Pragmatism’ Closing the Door on Ukraine

Deepti Bista - . Published in Pretoria News

[Trump's] version of peace is not moral triumph but managerial efficiency.

India: The World after the American Order

Deepti Bista - . Published in The Indian Express

[T]he U.S. led postwar order is unravelling. In its place, a contest for influence and legitimacy is gathering pace, with China eager to fill the vacuum.

Sri Lanka: The Palestinian Story Outshines Flattery and Triumphalism

Deepti Bista - . Published in Daily Mirror Online

Pakistan: Israel Bent on Sabotaging Trump’s Gaza Peace Plan

Deepti Bista - . Published in Pakistan Today

Bangladesh: Machado’s Nobel Prize Puts Venezuela and US Policy in the Spotlight

Deepti Bista - . Published in The Daily Star

Sri Lanka: Israel-Hamas Truce: Trump’s Peace Push-Dividends or Deception?

Deepti Bista - . Published in Daily Mirror Online

Turkey: Cost of Trumping in the 21st Century: Tested in Europe, Isolated on Gaza

Deepti Bista - . Published in Daily Sabah
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