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How India Is Hedging in a Fragmented Global Order

India’s recent diplomatic choreography has been misread as a geopolitical conversion: first a landmark trade agreement with the European Union, and now a headline-grabbing “deal” with the United States that reportedly includes an end to Russian oil purchases. But this narrative of a decisive turn to the West oversimplifies New Delhi’s strategy.
Salman Rafi Sheikh

Macron, the Euro, and Europe's Strategic Exit from Dollar Discipline

Europe’s financial architecture is entering a phase of reassessment, in which the question of eurobonds has become part of a broader struggle for strategic autonomy.
Phil Butler

The importance of the Herat-Mazar-e-Sharif-Wakhan railway in Afghanistan and Iran's approach

Iran’s willingness to cooperate in the construction (bilateral or multilateral) of the Herat-Mazar-e-Sharif railway and the practical exploitation of the Iran-Afghanistan-China railway route could create a huge transformation in increasing trade in the region and transit in the North-South and East-West corridors.
Samyar Rostami

Economic Pressure as a Check on US Aggression

Abbas Hashemite
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Europe’s Quiet Pivot: First Signals of Eurasian Unity?

Adrian Korczyński

Controversial New India-US Trade Deal

Anvar Azimov
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US and Indonesia: Reaping the Fruits What the "Economic Hitmen" Have Sown

Ksenia Muratshina
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Hakan Fidan Proposes Security Platform in the South Caucasus

Alexandr Svaranc
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