Ukraine 2000–2022 | How to Destroy a Nation: Part 2

This is the second article that covers all the political and social facts that happened in Ukraine before February 2022. In the last article, we left Kyiv in the middle of mass protests. Those protests would lead to a bloody day in Maidan Square—an event of historical importance for Ukraine and for the entire world.…

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Iran vs Israel — The Morality Cards Game You Cannot Lose

First Publish on 18 June 2025, on For a Multipolar World substack. With the surprise attack operation launched by Israel against Iran in the last few days, the media and political focus shifted once again—from Ukraine and Gaza to the Iran-Israel conflict. As we have already experienced twice in the last three years, we were…

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What is Authoritarianism (in practise)?

In a real authoritarian regime – they would basically force you into (doing) things against your rights or at least it messes you in your head about what is okay or not okay… I would say long time ago, Singapore used to be considered authoritarian (under the premiership of Lee Kuan Yew) For example in…

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🇮🇳 🇵🇰 Operation Sindoor: Diplomatic tensions rise as Pakistan counteracts India’s military actions

In recent developments, the Indian government has implemented significant measures in response to ongoing tensions with Pakistan. Following the military operation known as “Operation Sindoor,” which aimed to neutralize cross-border threats, Pakistan has initiated a diplomatic outreach campaign led by Foreign Minister Bilawal Bhutto. This outreach aims to counter the narratives and actions stemming from…

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🇨🇳🇵🇰🇮🇳 Recent Developments in China-Pakistan Relations and India-Bangladesh Trade Dynamics

In recent geopolitical developments, China has extended its satellite support to Pakistan, as reported by a research group under the Indian Defence Ministry. This move signifies a strengthening of ties between Beijing and Islamabad, which may have implications for regional security dynamics. Additionally, the trade relations between India and Bangladesh are reportedly fraying, with Bangladesh…

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🇮🇳🇵🇰 Recent geopolitical developments between India and Pakistan have brought significant military and diplomatic actions to the forefront. – 17 May 2025

The Indian government has reopened the Wagah-Attari border for Afghanistan transit trucks, effectively resuming crucial trade routes that had been disrupted for weeks. This move is particularly important as it facilitates the movement of goods and demonstrates India’s commitment to maintaining regional stability. In a noteworthy response to escalating tensions, India has launched Operation Sindoor,…

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🇨🇳🇮🇳🇺🇸🇷🇺🇵🇰🇯🇵 China’s Strategic Moves in Global Geopolitics and Economics – 17 May 2025

Recent developments have highlighted China’s evolving role in global geopolitics and economics, showcasing significant actions that could reshape international relations. China has dropped to the third-largest holder of U.S. Treasury securities, following the UK and Japan, a strategic maneuver that reflects its shifting economic focus amidst ongoing trade tensions with the United States. This change…

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US-CHINA TRADE TRUCE AND GLOBAL TENSIONS

In recent developments, the geopolitical landscape continues to shift with significant implications for global trade and security. The United States and China have reached a 90-day truce aimed at easing trade tensions, a move that may provide temporary relief to macroeconomic outlooks. This truce, however, does not resolve the longstanding issues that have characterized the…

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Ukraine 2000–2022 | How to Destroy a Nation: Part 1

The Russo-Ukrainian War is a unique event in human history.It is the only recorded case of a social, political, and military event that happened without causes.It just appeared out of thin air, like magic. And even if a cause exists, it is entirely the result of a man who woke up one day with the…

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