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🇨🇳📍Chinese-operated Paramilitary Security facility in Gorno-Badakhshan, Tajikistan.
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🇮🇳🇱🇰⚡ Rajnath Singh is visiting Sri Lanka from September 8–10, 2026.
- This is not a visit after a few months, it is the first visit by an Indian Defence Minister to Sri Lanka in nearly 38 years.
- Rajnath Singh was supposed to visit Sri Lanka in September 2023, but that visit was suddenly deferred,
- That cancellation came amid tensions over a planned Chinese research vessel visit to Sri Lanka.
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🇺🇦⚡Phots shared by Ukraianian Intelligence confirms their presence in Sahel Region,
📍These new photos also validate, Ukrainian operatives supporting FLA rebels against PMC Wagner and FAMa in Tinzouatine in 2024.
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🇷🇺🇵🇰⚡ RT, the Russian state broadcaster, is giving airtime to Tabish Qayyum, a U.S.-designated Specially Designated Global Terrorist (SDGT) linked to Lashkar-e-Taiba and presenting him as a “Diplomacy and Strategic Affairs Analyst.”
Good hypocrisy, RT — this is your idea of credible international affairs journalism?
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📌 Europe is going to see a stronger rise of right-wing nationalism and pro-national governments over the coming decade.
📌 The transition will not be smooth. There will be political clashes, protests, riots, intense media battles and psychological warfare around these movements.
📌 Europe is entering a political transition and the next decade could see the biggest return of nation-state politics in Europe in generations.
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🇪🇺⚡The bigger issue in Europe is the difference between Immigration and Mass Migration.
📌 Immigration itself is not necessarily bad when it is controlled and serves a legitimate purpose.
📌 But uncontrolled mass migration can create serious pressure on housing, employment, public services, security and social cohesion.
- Left-wing extremism is more dangerous than right-wing extremism.
- Reasoning is that right-wing extremism, at least in its extreme form, can still be built around a principle of the nation and its citizens,
- While left-wing extremism can move towards separation, liberation and ideas that challenge the existing state itself.
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🌎⚡The problem is not with the right wing or the left wing. Both have their own ideologies, both have their differences — agreed.
- The real problem starts when either side becomes extremist.
- When the left wing goes to the extreme, you get things like Naxalism and the state hunts them down.
- When the right wing becomes too extreme, they also cross limits, make mistakes, go all out, and eventually face political consequences.
- The important thing is that both wings should stay within their own limits and not move towards left-wing extremism or right-wing extremism. That is when things can remain stable..
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🇬🇧⚡ “The Royal United Services Institute for Defence & Security Studies” aka RUSI was a donor to ORF, providing ₹4.83 lakh in total.
📍Look at the timeline:
5 Aug 2019 → Article 370 abrogated → 9 Aug 2019 → RUSI publishes anti-India Kashmir analysis → 1 Jan 2020 → RUSI provides ₹2.42 lakh to ORF.
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🇺🇸🇵🇰- Trump may not completely succeed in this gamble with Pakistan. They have already lost the trust of India.
- But that is exactly the nature of Trump's foreign policy. He takes the gamble.
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🇵🇰- Pakistan is different. Pakistan needs external economic, political and military support and its relationship with China gives US a possible channel to understand what China is doing in the region.
- The idea is not necessarily to pull Pakistan completely away from China.
- The idea could is to get close enough to Pakistan to understand and influence China's network.
🇺🇸- So Trump's calculation was very simple: why fight Chinese influence in Pakistan from the outside when you can get closer to Pakistan itself?
🇮🇳- India has its own interests and follows a policy of strategic autonomy and multi-alignment.
- US can work with India, but it cannot simply control India.
- Pakistan is particularly important because of its relationship with China.
- China gets military cooperation, intelligence cooperation and geographical advantages through Pakistan.
- Pakistan also gives China access toward the Arabian Sea and the Indian Ocean, while keeping pressure on India.
🇷🇺- Russia is important because of its military and growing dependency with China.
🇮🇷- Iran is important because of its uninterrupted energy supply, military and regional position.
🇻🇪- Venezuela gave China an important oil source.
🇨🇺- Cuba is different — its biggest value is its geographical proximity to the United States and intelligence value.
🇵🇰- And then there is Pakistan,
🇺🇸🇵🇰⚡ Trump choosing to get closer to Pakistan was not necessarily about choosing Pakistan over India,
It was a calculated gamble against China.
📍Why and How ?
- Trump is a risk-taker. His second-term foreign policy has shown that he is willing to take major risks if he believes they can give the U.S. an inch of advantage.
- He took the risk of attacking Iran, knowing both sides won't win, but it would give US some advantage.
- His objective is to isolate China and reduce its space.
- Look at China's Network - Russia, Iran, Venezuela, Cuba and Pakistan all provide China with different forms of value — energy, geography, military cooperation, intelligence access, depth and proximity.
- Trump Administration has been trying, with different levels of success, to weaken or disrupt these relationships.
🇮🇳⚡SCALP Missile Point of Entry in Markaz Subhan Allah during Op Sindoor
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