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Pakistan, which imports 80% of its oil through the Strait of Hormuz, found itself at the epicentre of an energy crisis after the outbreak of the US war against Iran — and is now rapidly restructuring its energy strategy through diversification, domestic production, and renewables.

Brussels can set all the deadlines it wants, but Beijing has already figured out that Germany, not the European Commission, holds the pen on Europe’s China policy.

India’s decision to repatriate more of its gold reserves is about far more than bullion. It reflects a broader reassessment taking place quietly inside central banks around the world as governments weigh financial efficiency against geopolitical resilience in an increasingly fragmented international order. What appears to be a technical monetary adjustment may, in fact, offer a revealing glimpse into the emerging architecture of a multipolar financial system.