OIC Doha Summit 2025

Doha Summit exposes OIC’s powerlessness against Israel

The Doha Summit has revealed OIC’s limits once again — loud condemnations, but no real action. Read more »
United Nations, UN reform, Security Council reform, multipolar world

Reform or Perish: United Nations at an existential crossroads

The United Nations must reform its structure and funding or risk irrelevance in a multipolar order shaped by BRICS and the OIC. #UN #BRICS Read more »
India-China relations improve

India-China relations: Modi–Xi talks signal cautious thaw

After years of tensions, India-China relations show signs of improvement, but border disputes and trade imbalances remain unresolved. Read more »
immigration and populism

Immigration myths keep populism alive in democracies

Populists blame immigration for crises, but the evidence shows migrants strengthen economies and societies. Read more »
US economy and migration policies

Harsh migration policies chipping away at American hegemony

Restrictive migration policies will shrink America’s workforce and weaken its global economic and technology edge. Read more »
Towards a multipolar world

US faces multipolar world as China continues to rise

Unlike when the US held unipolar power, times have changed as China and the BRICS begin fashioning a non-militarised, multipolar world. Read more »
Nepal Army to the forefront of politics

Nepal Army emerges as key power amid Gen Z protests

Mass protests force PM Oli’s exit, leaving Nepal Army and Gen Z protesters to shape the nation’s uncertain future. Read more »
Nepal crisis

Nepal’s youth uprising: State, corruption, and the fight for dignity

Nepal's youth uprising is a powerful example of how digitally-empowered Gen Z is challenging political elites across South Asia. #Nepal #GenZ Read more »
Decline of US power

US power without trust will lead to isolation

In a multipolar world, US power and dominance will erode without credibility and commitment. Read more »
Australia migration policy

Reforming Australia’s migration to favour skilled workers

Australia’s migration programme has failed to deliver what it promises. It brings in relatively few genuinely skilled workers, while favouring family migration. Read more »