Trump’s Method to Madness — A Five‑Part Geopolitical Inquiry

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Reading Time: 2 minutesA Five‑Part Geopolitical Inquiry The world is shifting in ways that are uncomfortable, unpredictable, and often violent. Whether one agrees with Donald Trump’s disregard for a rules‑based order or not, his disruptive methods have shaped global behaviour in ways that … Continue reading

Trump’s Method to Madness! Part 1

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Reading Time: 18 minutesEditor’s Note: This essay is the first instalment in a five‑part series examining Donald Trump’s geopolitical method — from the architecture of his strategy to its implications across the Middle East, South Asia, Europe, and the Indo‑Pacific. Each part can … Continue reading

Trump’s Method to Madness Part III — The Arab World in a Multipolar Middle East

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Reading Time: 6 minutesSummary: This essay examines the transformation of the Arab world from ideological blocs into economically driven, technologically ambitious states navigating a multipolar global order. It explores how the Gulf monarchies, Levantine states, and North African powers are repositioning themselves between … Continue reading

Trump’s Method to Madness — Part V: South Asia, Nuclear Realities, and the Islamic Bomb

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Reading Time: 9 minutesTrump’s Method to Madness — Part V: South Asia, Nuclear Realities, and the Islamic Bomb Summary: This essay examines South Asia through the lens of nuclear rivalry, institutional collapse, and great‑power competition. It explores the failure of SAARC, the contradictions … Continue reading

India’s Diplomatic Dissonance: Between Victimhood, Victory, and the Mirage of Might

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Reading Time: 4 minutesPradeep Kanthan Operation Sindoor and the Sound of Silence In the aftermath of Operation Sindoor, India’s latest counter-terrorism strike against cross-border provocation, one thing stood out louder than the missiles — the silence from the South Asian neighbourhood. No statements … Continue reading