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BRICS Summit 2026: What Actually Changed? | The Buffer Zone #11 (opens the original)
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BRICS Summit 2026: Bigger, But Is It Actually More Powerful? India hosted the BRICS Summit in New Delhi on September 12–13, 2026 . Two weeks later, we take a step back from the headlines and ask a bigger question: Has BRICS actually become more powerful — or has it simply become bigger? In this episode of The Buffer Zone , we look beyond the summit headlines and break down what BRICS is actually trying to achieve, what came out of the New Delhi Summit, and what happens after the leaders go home.
What Does It Mean to Represent India? | Brigadier Harcharan Singh | Beyond the Buffer Zone #1 (opens the original)
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Introducing Beyond the Buffer Zone , a new interview series from The Buffer Zone. While our regular episodes explore geopolitics, international relations, foreign policy, and the forces shaping the world, Beyond the Buffer Zone takes a different route—bringing you conversations with people whose lives and experiences offer a unique perspective on India, leadership, service, sport, society and the world around us. For the first episode of this new series, we sit down with Brigadier Harcharan Sing
The Chip War: Why the World Is Fighting Over Semiconductors | The Buffer Zone #10 (opens the original)
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Every smartphone, laptop, AI model, fighter jet, electric car, and missile relies on one tiny piece of technology: the semiconductor chip. In this episode of The Buffer Zone , we explore why these tiny chips have become the center of a global power struggle. From Taiwan's dominance in chip manufacturing to the escalating rivalry between the United States and China, we break down how semiconductors are shaping geopolitics, economics, national security, and the future of technology. We also examin
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