Sachin Yadav

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Sachin Yadav is a Ph.D. scholar in International Studies at Jamia Hamdard, New Delhi With a background in economics and education, his work bridges political economy and geopolitics. His research focuses on India’s strategic partnerships, South Asia, India’s Neighbourhood and Geoeconomics. He is deeply interested in policy research, academic writing, and international affairs.

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The End of Globalization? How Wars and Trade Conflicts Are Rewiring Supply Chains

The past three decades have seen the phenomenon of globalization based on a very basic concept: producing where costs are minimum and marketing anywhere...

Taiwan: The Most Dangerous Flashpoint in the World?

Could Taiwan Trigger the Next Global Crisis? In an era already shaped by the Russia–Ukraine war, the West Asia conflict, and rising geopolitical fragmentation, one...

IS BRICS Becoming an Anti-Western Bloc?

For much of the post-Cold War era, the global order revolved around Western-led institutions. The G7 shaped financial governance, the IMF and World Bank...

The AI Cold War: How US-China Tech Rivalry Is Reshaping Global Power

The key geopolitical battle of the twenty-first century is no longer about oil reserves, nuclear weapons, and battleships. The key battle is now being...

Global South 2.0: Why Emerging Powers Are Rejecting Western Alignment

In the years after the Cold War, global politics was centered around a western-led order dominated especially by the United States and Europe. Developing...

The Arctic Frontline: NATO, Russia, and China’s Race for the North

For years the Arctic was viewed as a geopolitical periphery which is remote, inaccessible and strategically and marginally strategic to regions such as the...

From Hormuz to South Asia: The Energy Crisis Unfolding at Home

South Asia is once again experiencing a hit to its energy stability because of events happening far beyond its borders. The ongoing Iran-Israel conflict,...

China’s South Asian Web: Countering India, Testing Durability

On 21st May, 2025, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi met Afghanistan’s acting Foreign Minister Amir Khan Muttaqi and publicly emphasised that China is ready...

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Can Russia’s Security-for-Resources Model Defeat Terrorism in West Africa?

The Confederation of Sahel States (Burkina Faso, Mali, and...

Mette-Marit: Norway’s New Queen Faces Growing Controversy

Mette-Marit was 25 years old and a single mother...

RAI Removes Veteran Journalist, Triggering Political Storm in Italy

Italian opposition parties have criticized an attack on press...

Iceland Votes on EU Membership Talks in Tightly Contested Referendum

Icelanders voted on Saturday on whether to reopen membership...
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