COVER STORY
Russkiy Mir—Putin’s ideology of Russian supremacy—seems to work. But then, in Russia, one never knows anything. One can’t.
해외카지노 Magazine - 01 April 2025
World At Reset
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Over the centuries, the global order has shifted at regular intervals. With the rise of Third World powers, the post-Cold War US hegemony may have to face consequences
Ukraine’s increasing reliance on innovative drone technologies to Russia’s much larger military shows the contours of future anti-imperialist struggles.
The signs of the rupture of the North Atlantic alliance between the US and Western Europe were in evidence since 2016 with news of Russian social media meddling in the Brexit referendum and the Trump presidential victory
Increasing flashpoints in several countries and regions—Gaza and Israel, Russia and Ukraine, South Sudan, Ethiopia, Eritrea and Yemen—have been metamorphosing.
Analysts suggest Trump sees China as the main rival of the US in military and technological superiority, as opposed to a depleted Russia
The country’s international position will remain precarious so long as it leaves its own internal political crisis unaddressed amidst the war, which is witnessing constant shifts in solidarities and alliances
Trump’s imposition of tariffs on China, Canada and Mexico could set the stage of a tariff war on a global scale with his move resulting strong and coordinated responses from all three countries.
As NATO's future grows uncertain and Russian threats escalate, Poland expands its military, the Baltics fortify their defenses, and Scandinavia abandons neutrality, marking a historic shift in Europe’s security landscape.
NATO, which has been a sign of Western “brotherhood” for the past 75 years, now stands at a crossroads.
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Over the centuries, the global order has shifted at regular intervals. With the rise of Third World powers, the post-Cold War US hegemony may have to face consequences
-
Ukraine’s increasing reliance on innovative drone technologies to Russia’s much larger military shows the contours of future anti-imperialist struggles.
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The signs of the rupture of the North Atlantic alliance between the US and Western Europe were in evidence since 2016 with news of Russian social media meddling in the Brexit referendum and the Trump presidential victory
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Increasing flashpoints in several countries and regions—Gaza and Israel, Russia and Ukraine, South Sudan, Ethiopia, Eritrea and Yemen—have been metamorphosing.
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Analysts suggest Trump sees China as the main rival of the US in military and technological superiority, as opposed to a depleted Russia
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The country’s international position will remain precarious so long as it leaves its own internal political crisis unaddressed amidst the war, which is witnessing constant shifts in solidarities and alliances
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Trump’s imposition of tariffs on China, Canada and Mexico could set the stage of a tariff war on a global scale with his move resulting strong and coordinated responses from all three countries.
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As NATO's future grows uncertain and Russian threats escalate, Poland expands its military, the Baltics fortify their defenses, and Scandinavia abandons neutrality, marking a historic shift in Europe’s security landscape.
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NATO, which has been a sign of Western “brotherhood” for the past 75 years, now stands at a crossroads.
OTHER STORIES
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Dilution of the sanctity of treaties, disruption to traditional norms of military tactics, jettisoning of morality and ethics in the conduct of war and anomalous developments in diplomacy characterise international relations and the security domain in the period from February 2022 to 2025.
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For a while now, China has emerged as a patron voice of globalisation, and it comes with the goal to delegitimise American power and its values.
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Donald Trump’s gradual shift to transactional diplomacy has one long-term motive— to counter the Chinese challenge.
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A lot of what the Trump administration is doing, even when it looks like it is directed at other countries, is targeted at China.
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The slew of litigation filed by states’ attorneys in the USA challenging Trump’s executive orders on citizenship, federal funding and agency restructuring speaks to a nation at a critical constitutional juncture
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How the Indian PM and the US president do the tango of ‘America First’ and ‘India First’—similar sounding mottos that make them partners, mainly in politics, as well as competitors, especially in trade
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There was backlash to 'Chhaava' was from a section of Bengali academics, who took to social media alleging the film was shamelessly one-sided
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In a bid to remember Dad through his penchant for music, we decided to put together a playlist of his favourite songs
