INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS

Srittam
October 19, 2026
10 Mins Read

Above the Law? Why Superpowers Get Away With Breaking the Rules

Superpowers get away with breaking international rules because nobody can force them to comply. The UN Security Council, which is

Srittam
October 12, 2026
11 Mins Read

The Power of Alliances: How Nations Build an Unbeatable Geopolitical Advantage

Alliances are the most efficient source of geopolitical power a nation can build: they multiply military strength, widen economic reach

Srittam
September 24, 2026
14 Mins Read

BRICS and the Rise of a Multipolar World : 2026 Summit Analysis

For twenty years, Western commentators have treated BRICS as a punchline — a talking shop for autocrats and developing economies

Srittam
September 14, 2026
12 Mins Read

From Rules to Power: How US-China Rivalry Broke the WTO

Why the world’s most important trade referee stopped blowing the whistle — and what that silence is really telling us.

Srittam
September 12, 2026
4 Mins Read

G7 Countries Are Losing the Room — And Nobody Wants to Say It Out Loud

For eighty years, the G7 countries got to act like the adults at the world’s table. Seven rich democracies —

Srittam
August 25, 2026
11 Mins Read

The UN Was Built for 1945. Is It Still Fit for 2026?

In the spring of 1945, delegates from fifty countries arrived in a San Francisco still catching its breath from six

Srittam
August 19, 2026
14 Mins Read

USA–China Relations: The Rivalry That Could Shape the 21st Century

Picture a container ship idling outside the Port of Long Beach, its hull stacked with parts that started life in

Srittam
July 30, 2026
12 Mins Read

The Rise of a Multipolar World: Global Power Shift Explained

In the winter of 1991, a single flag came down over the Kremlin, and for a moment, it seemed like

Srittam
July 20, 2026
12 Mins Read