The Geopolitics

A Foreign Affairs article links South Korea’s crisis to presidential power and polarization, but it overlooks global parallels and key facts, argues Dr. Sungju Park-Kang.

Is Trump’s attempt at a U.S.-Russia reset a game-changer, or will China and Russia’s bond hold strong?

China’s pledge to carbon neutrality by 2060 signals its rise as a global climate leader. With record investments in renewables and green finance, it’s shaping the future of sustainable development, argues Ejaz Karim.

Trump's plan to fast-track US citizenship for wealthy investors risks corruption, sanctions evasion, and global instability. RCBI schemes have a history of causing harm, not solutions.

Trump proposes a $5M 'gold visa' for wealthy investors, offering U.S. residency. Critics warn of security risks, housing inflation, and contradictions with his immigration stance. Will it boost investment or spark backlash?

Debates on proportional representation (PR) in Bangladesh are heating up. While smaller parties push for change, major parties resist. Can PR reform the electoral system? Or will it create deeper political fragmentation?

India aims for 100 gigawatts of nuclear power capacity by 2047. With Bharat Small Modular Reactors and India-France collaboration, nuclear energy will drive energy security and a low-carbon future.

France’s Charles De Gaulle carrier docks at Subic Bay for joint drills, bolstering Indo-Pacific security amid tensions. Strategic naval alliances deter aggression, ensuring free navigation and regional stability.

Trump's USAID suspension reignites debates on foreign aid’s role—beyond humanitarianism, it serves Western geopolitical interests, shaping economies and politics, argues Divyanshi Sharda.

Trump’s foreign policy approach is not reckless but a necessary recalibration of US strategy. It effectively challenges outdated alliances, highlights NATO’s declining relevance, and underscores the real geopolitical threat—China, not Russia.