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The age of Trump: How Modi and Xi are preparing for an unpredictable America (opens the original)
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PM Narendra Modi and Chinese President Xi Jinping are dealing with the unpredictability of US President Donald Trump in their own ways. Modi is spreading India’s bets through trade deals and targeted partnerships. In 2025, PM Modi visited 23 countries. In 2026, he’s already travelled to 15 nations till now. As the New York Times laid out in an article, PM Modi’s frenetic travel schedule since August 2025 is really about hedging. As Trump became unpredictable, PM Modi went shopping for alternativ
When the mountain fell: Did China cause Nepal’s deadly flash flood? (opens the original)
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A deadly flash flood swept through the Nepal-China border region on August 26. The death toll has crossed 500 and is likely to rise further. More than 320 Indians remain uncontactable or are still missing. Mountain ‘tsunami’: How a glacier became a wall of water Nepal is susceptible to flash floods due to its mountainous terrain and fast-melting glaciers. According to initial assessment, an “ice avalanche” triggered a series of events that led to the deadly floods. The disaster began when a huge
From protest to privilege: Can Gen Z flash its identity like a union card? (opens the original)
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No surprises here. After Gen Z protests, it was a matter of when, not why. Amit Malviya ran BJP’s social media operation for over a decade, effectively building the party’s online war room from scratch. He’s been replaced by Deepak Mhaskey, a chemistry-professor-turned-politician from Chhattisgarh, known for a calmer, more measured style than his combative predecessor. Asked how he’d reach young voters, Mhaskey’s answer was simple: Reels. Meanwhile, PM Modi is leading by example to increase govt
Mecca, Munir and missiles: Can Pakistan defend Saudi Arabia against Iran? (opens the original)
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Pakistan, Saudi Arabia and Turkey have signed a Nato-like defence pact: An attack on one would be considered an attack on all. The pact was signed in Mecca, the holiest city in Islam. No surprises why many observers are calling it an Islamic or Sunni Nato. Mecca sent out another signal too. It’s Saudi Arabia which holds the key to this alliance. Turkey has developed a competitive drone industry and Saudi Arabia could be a lucrative market for it. Pakistan has always needed Saudi money to keep it
PDA gets a Pandit: What’s behind Akhilesh’s new alphabet politics in UP (opens the original)
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We should be wary of reading Bankpiur upset as the beginning of a new trend in politics. In the end, it’s just a bypoll and BJP has a very bad track record at it. Prashant Kishor: From a poll strategist to storming BJP’s citadel Prashant Kishor meets NCP chief Sunetra Pawar after bypoll win, BJP upset ‘Gen Z protest’ may have aided Bankipur win: Prashant Kishor after BJP bastion falls From 2025 washout to historic sweep: How Prashant Kishor put Jan Suraaj on Bihar’s electoral map How Prashant Ki
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