The U.S. tariffs on China risk backfiring by disrupting vital supply chains and raising domestic costs. China holds leverage through rare earths, pharmaceuticals and a growing domestic market. America’s economic reliance and investor uncertainty make it vulnerable to prolonged shocks. Instead of hurting China, the trade war may damage U.S. growth, stability and global credibility.
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India-Bangladesh relations are experiencing a turbulent phase following the political transition in Dhaka, which has brought Nobel laureate Mohammad Yunus to power as the leader of an interim government. This transition is marked by increasing tensions with India, growing Chinese and Pakistani influence and shifts in Bangladesh’s geopolitical posture.
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Kautilya’s foreign policy, primarily based on his “Mandala Theory” in the Arthashastra, remains highly relevant to India’s national security strategy towards China, as it emphasises the importance of understanding and managing neighboring powers. On reviewing Kautilya’s foreign policy, we can better understand the approach of India’s foreign policy to deal with the threat from neighbouring countries like China.
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The Foreign Minister of Iran, Abbas Araqchi has warned that his country will respond in kind if its nuclear sites are attacked, leading to an all-out war in the region. This comes amid growing concerns over the U.S. empowering Israel to strike Iran’s nuclear facilities while further tightening sanctions on the Iranian oil industry.
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