Pratik Kondawale

Phrase of De-dollarization: For decades, the U.S. dollar has been the unrivaled king of global finance. It has dominated international trade, served as the primary reserve for central banks, and acted as the benchmark for vital commodities like oil and gold. But now, that supremacy is being challenged. Around the world, the conversation is shifting toward De-dollarization and the rise of a potential BRICS currency, two forces that could redefine the future of the global economy.

In July 2025, India made a bold geopolitical move by exporting Russian-linked diesel to China just before the EU’s latest sanctions took effect. The shipment, rerouted from Malaysia, exposed cracks in Western sanctions strategy and highlighted India’s growing energy independence. Defying U.S. tariffs and EU pressure, India balanced ties between East and West, strengthened its role within BRICS, and signaled a shift toward a multipolar energy order. This episode underscores India’s commitment to energy security, economic pragmatism, and strategic autonomy on the global stage.

Pakistan Army Chief Asim Munir threatens Mukesh Ambani in has controversial and provocative remarks in Tampa, Florida, and warned of strikes on critical assets like the Jamnagar Refinery.
His speech combined religious symbolism, water-related threats over the Indus Waters Treaty, nuclear brinkmanship, and information warfare, signaling a shift in Pakistan’s strategy from purely military engagements to targeting economic and psychological vulnerabilities.

Pak Army chief Asim Munir gives nuclear threat to India from US soil: We are a nuclear nation, if we think we are going down, we’ll take half the world down with us

US President Trump tariffs India with imposes additional 25% tariffs due to purchases of Russian crude oil, which makes a total of 50% tariffs which is posing a negative impact on the overall Indian economy. As per geopolitical think tanks, which seems to be a tactic amid ongoing trade deal negotiations