Rameen Siddiqui

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Managing Editor at Modern Diplomacy. Youth activist, trainer and thought leader specializing in sustainable development, advocacy and development justice.

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Washington’s Brazil Problem: The New Geopolitics of Self-Defeat 

Central Claim The United States has spent eighteen months applying economic, judicial, and now electoral pressure on Latin America's largest democracy, and at each step...

India’s Cockroach Movement: The New Politics of Generational Rage

In May 2026, Chief Justice of India Surya Kant stood before a courtroom and described unemployed youth activists as cockroaches and parasites. He almost...

What does the US-Saudi Nuclear Deal mean for Middle East Security

Central Claim The US-Saudi nuclear deal is not so much an energy deal as it is Washington's most significant admission yet that the non-proliferation architecture...

Europe’s China Dilemma: The New Geopolitics of Free Trade

Over the past five years, the European Union has quietly built the largest network of modern free trade agreements in the world. New Zealand,...

Can Pakistan Match India’s Most Dangerous New Nuclear Capability?

India has quietly crossed a threshold that Pakistan has no answer to —for the first time in the history of South Asian nuclear competition,...

China’s Pacific Missile Test and the Indo-Pacific’s New Nuclear Reality

On July 6, at 12:01pm Beijing time, a Chinese nuclear-powered submarine launched a ballistic missile from beneath the South China Sea. The missile came...

Why Turkey Is Now Indispensable to the Future of NATO

Turkey's emergence as NATO's indispensable partner in 2026 is not a product of Erdogan's charm or Trump's personal loyalties, it is the strategic payoff...

The Capital Dispatch | Week of 14 July, 2026

THIS WEEK'S STORY Six weeks was all the peace the market got. Trump reinstated the Hormuz blockade on Monday and by Tuesday oil had jumped...

How the Ankara Summit Became the Most Important NATO Meeting

The spending commitments, the Ukraine pledges, the bilateral deals that summits are supposed to produce were all delivered at the Ankara summit; but the...

The Capital Dispatch Week of Jul 7, 2026

THIS WEEK'S STORY The AI trade that carried markets through four months of war is showing its first real cracks, and this week it picked...

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Why Chinese Intelligence Believes Israel and the Muslim Brotherhood Are Reshaping North Africa

Intelligence circles in Beijing, specifically the Ninth Bureau of...

In Defense of Democracy: What My Case Reveals About a Wider Danger

Democracy is not exhausted by the periodic holding of...

US, Saudi Strikes on Iran Backed Groups Escalate Gulf Conflict

The United States and Saudi Arabia carried out coordinated...

Why Venezuela’s Refineries May Be Too Costly to Save

Venezuela's once powerful refining sector has fallen into severe...
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