As global debt spirals and central banks lose control, the old rules of finance are quietly collapsing. Treasuries no longer offer safety. America and Japan’s bond markets are flashing red. Supply Chains disrupted and Wars on the horizon.
Trump's America is isolating allies, backing enemies, and burning global trust. From India to the EU to South Africa — nations are walking away and charting their own paths forward.
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi reached Bahrain’s capital, Manama, Saturday, August 24, on the last leg of his three-nation trip. Modi met the King of Bahrain, Shaikh Hamad bin Isa Al Khalifa, in Manama. In a joint statement later, Modi said that India was looking forward to becoming a $5 trillion economy and he would like Bahrain to be a part of it. The leaders discussed space ties and other issues of mutual interest in continuation with Modi’s meeting with his Bahraini counterpart, Prince Khalifa Bin Salman Al Khalifa, in the capital city.
When the ceasefire occurred, to many in India it seemed like deja' vu. As if India had lost on the negotiating table, what it had won on the battlefield. Was it really so? Let us analyze.
The terror attack in Pahalgam was not just an assault on India — it was a global strategic move. China, Pakistan, Qatar, and Turkey are working together to bleed India and trap America. If India falls, America has no path left to contain China.
Pahalgam Attack was an Islamist terrorist attack targeting Hindus by Pakistan-backed terror group. It was blatant and terrible in its plan and execution. What happened and why? We evaluate.
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