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Unquiet Autumn in Europe: Is it in Total Disarray

It is certainly an unusual kind of article, but also a kind of utility item, functioning almost as an explainer on contemporary Europe. Recent reports have highlighted advice from the UK government urging citizens to keep essential supplies sufficient for at least three days in the event of major disruptions to daily life.

Lula’s Lesson: Hold the Ground Before You Hold the Stage

In an unexpected turn, Brazil’s incumbent President Lula da Silva has been re-elected to a historic fourth, non-consecutive term by a razor-thin margin, securing 51.8% of the vote Bolsonaro’s 48.2%. Lula’s victory goes against the trend in Latin America, where right-wing forces have been gaining ground. Amandeep Midha analyses the scenario for our readers.

What MAGA-Style Politics Teaches the World, and What It Costs America

Institution building for nations sometimes takes centuries. However, dismantling them could be swift and may cause severe damage to the value based systems. Taking the proposed military execution of Nidal Hasan as his point of departure, Amandeep Midha argues that the larger issue is not one convict or one punishment, but what happens when political strength increasingly comes to be measured through spectacle, grievance and institutional defiance.

 

The Podium Europe Ignored: The Ghost of an Unlawful War

In his characteristic style, Amandeep Midha revisits Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić’s recent address to the UN General Assembly, where a twenty-five-year-old question was laid bare: the 1999 NATO bombing of Yugoslavia, conducted without a UN Security Council mandate. 

Don't Blame the Clowns. Blame the Circus

Using the recent US decision to lift sanctions on Eritrea, Amandeep Midha explores how global powers have repeatedly changed their moral positions when strategic needs demanded it. Looking at examples from Iran, Iraq, India, and Pakistan, he argues that while leaders may change, the underlying machinery of power remains the same.

BRICS 2026: The World That Western Cameras Missed

This is a remarkably sharp analysis of BRICS 2026 by Amandeep Midha. He has captured the nuance of the summit that most analysts and media outlets completely missed. The section on the 'currency thesis' and the shift in optics is particularly insightful. You can visit his previous articles also to see his take on these structural shifts.

 

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