Publications
The Pharma Onshoring Cliff : How the 20% Tariff Escalator Work
The “ Pharma Onshoring Cliff” is a part of tariff policy brought by the US government on 2nd April, 2026. This was designed to tackle the US dependence on foreign made drugs and their supplies. Under Section 232 of the Trade Expansion Act, the U.S. government decla...
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SAUDI-PAKISTAN MUTUAL DEFENCE PACT: NAVIGATING THE FALLOUT FOR INDIAN FOREIGN POLICY.
What happened ? On 17th September 2025, Pakistan and Saudi Arabia enhanced their relations by entering into a deal by signing the Strategic Mutual Defence Pact. Which was laid down on the principle of AGGRESSION AGAINST ONE WOULD BE CONSIDERED AS AGGRESSION AGAINST BO...
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The Taiwan Strait- Why this narrow Sea keeps The world Awake” in East Asia.
What Happened Since the rise of China, it tries to played a strategic role in Taiwan and create a deterrence in the neighbouring region too like India, but the Taiwan Strait is a sea that is only 180 km wide. It is between China and Taiwan. It appears small on the...
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THE RISE OF “MINILATERAL” DEFENSE WEBS AGAINST GRAY-ZONE TACTICS IN SOUTH EAST ASIA
What Happened? Since World War the groupism tactics got into the talk for its ability to turn down the table. The effectiveness of groups led Allies to victory and the lackness of Axies group ended them to defeat. The international arena has been deeply influenced...
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Borrowed in Yen, Lost in Translation: The Carry Trade, Currency Risk, and Japan's Nationalist Pivot
What happened ? In March 2024, the BOJ took the first step to-wards normalization by abolishing quantitative and qualitative easing (QQE) that had been in place since April 2013; the yield curve control (YCC) that had been in place since September2016; and the negative intere...
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Why is India Regularly Invited to the G7 Despite Not Being A Member
What happened ? Owing to India's growing importance in global economic and geopolitical affairs, India has regularly been invited as a guest member at G7 summits. Why it matters ? India's presence allows representation of the Global South, strengthens India's di...
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2026 US China Relations and Its Impacts on India
Introduction : The United States and China are still rivals in the world. In 2026, these two countries are trying to work in some areas, such as stopping climate change and keeping the world economy stable. At the same time, they are competing with each other in many wa...
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The Public Debt Problem: How High Interest Rates and Spending in a Crisis Hurt Our Finances.
Public debt is a concern for governments everywhere. They spent a lot of money during times like the COVID-19 pandemic. When the economy is in trouble governments give money to hospitals, businesses and people to make things better. This helps the economy from getting too bad....
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The New Calculus of Trade and Tariffs: The Rise of Economic Nationalism and the Battle for Critical Supply Chains
As Larry Fink said, “The Russian invasion of Ukraine has put an end to the globalization we have experienced over the last three decades. We had already seen connectivity strained bythe pandemic, but the search for security is now permanently reshaping global supply chai...
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