Why India’s Middle Class Is Living On Borrowed Money
With no jobs, low wage growth, lack of social safety net, and easy lending India’s middle class are living on borrowed money.
Who Broke Cuba?
Cuba is broken. Here’s why.
America’s Space Weapons And The Battle For The Orbit
The race to militarise and control the space is a zero-sum game.
AI Will Kill Us All—Will It?
Is there any credence to the claim that AI will kill us all?
The Great Bond Selloff: Whose Future Gets Financed?
The recent bond market turbulence reveals whose future gets financed, and on whose terms.
Why The Data Centre Bubble Is A Disaster Waiting To Happen
A small groups of people who own data centres are profiting from colonising the planet and consuming vast amounts of natural resources, while passing on gigantic losses to investors and communities.
The Cape And The Kimono: How Western Superhero Comics Script Masculinity, Race And The Global Child
Western superheroes influence our thinking, shape our world views, and act as instruments of cultural imperialism.
The Financial-Geopolitical Complex: When Balance Sheets Become Battlefields
Money, markets, and financial infrastructure have become powerful instruments of geopolitics. They subdue the world without firing a shot.
The Hungry Century: Food, Power And The Unmaking Of The Global Order
In 2025, 35.5 million children were acutely malnourished with nearly 10 million cases of severe acute malnutrition (SAM), leaving weakened immune systems unable to withstand ordinary childhood illness.
America’s Broken Promises: How Washington Lost The World’s Trust
How long can America endure a world that has learned not to trust it.
How Europe’s World Cup Squads Expose The Immigration Myth
Europe’s national teams reveal how centuries of migration, identity, and belonging have reshaped modern football.
The Quad Trap: America’s Leash, India’s Illusion
The Quad is often portrayed as the crowning glory of US-India strategic partnership. It is also its most glaring vulnerability.
Dollar Hegemony, Economic Warfare & The Architecture Of Subjugation
The architecture of subjugation was built by human decisions. What humans have built, humans can change.
The Politics Of Humiliation & The New Global Disorder
The humiliations of the past continue to shape today’s geopolitics, hardening grievances into conflict.
Behind The Myth Of Soft Power, Hard Power Prevails
The resurgence of hard power in geopolitical dynamics across the world is unmistakable.