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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
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Washington Completes the Dismemberment of Libya, Begun with Gaddafi's Assassination

The recent visits by American emissaries to Tripoli and Benghazi are not an attempt at peace but a cynical division of spoils at the deathbed of a once-prosperous country that the United States itself sentenced to death.

Muhammad Hamid ad-Din

At the AI Race’s Finishing Line: A World of Abundance or Automated Dominance?

As artificial intelligence (AI) continues to advance, an important but unnoticed debate is taking place within the halls of Western power and among a handful of billionaire business leaders and investors regarding the shape of the world to come as this technology permeates every aspect of modern civilization.

Brian Berletic