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Welcome to Geopolitics In Hindi, the podcast that decodes complex global politics, international relations, and strategic developments in clear, engaging Hindi. From great-power rivalries and regional conflicts to economic diplomacy and India’s role on the world stage, we break down the forces shaping our world—without the jargon.
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This episode delves into the decades-long tense relationship between the United States and Iran and their complex history, detailing key events from the 1953 coup to the 1979 Iranian Revolution and the subsequent hostage crisis.
China has ordered its banks to dump US Treasuries, a direct attack on the dollar's dominance. This move is a strategy to exert maximum pressure ahead of the Trump-Xi meeting.
The Trump administration trade deal map released with the interim India-US trade agreement has sparked global attention after showing Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK) as part of India.
The US has decided to reduce tariffs on India from 50% to 18%. According to Donald Trump, India will stop buying Russian oil and will purchase $500 billion worth of American goods.
India and Canada are moving towards a Free Trade Agreement, which is weakening the US's geopolitical influence.
This episode reviews the 'Board of Peace' initiated by Donald Trump and its Gaza resettlement plan, which did not achieve much success on the world stage.
This episode analyzes the tensions arising from Donald Trump's threat to impose a 200% import duty on French wine and champagne.
Donald Trump has proposed a new international body called the Board of Peace, which is being seen as a possible alternative to the United Nations.
The episode highlights a recent significant diplomatic improvement between India and China, which has restored the Indian Army's patrolling rights over approximately 1,000 square kilometres of land in the Depsang and Demchuk areas of Ladakh.
This discussion indicates that the future will see the rise of digital and asset-backed currencies, which could completely change the nature of global money.
The new administration of Bangladesh is promoting Islamic fundamentalism and, in collaboration with powers like China and Pakistan, is challenging the territorial integrity of India.
Amid rising tensions between India and Bangladesh, the Indian Army is making major changes to its defence structure and is now viewing Bangladesh as a potential security threat rather than a friend.
This episode highlights India's strong export performance despite US tariffs. Data shows India's November exports were the highest in ten years, and the trade deficit fell to a five-month low.
This episode provides an overview of the wide-ranging impact of new and stringent import tariffs imposed by Mexico on India and other non-FTA Asian countries.
Following the breakdown of the ceasefire between Pakistan and Afghanistan, heavy shelling broke out between the two countries, with the Pakistani army firing mortars and grenades at civilians, and the Taliban retaliating.
This episode focuses on Russian President Putin's visit to India and its associated global geopolitical implications.
This episode explores how, despite Donald Trump's boycott, the summit in South Africa adopted a historic declaration on climate change, setting a precedent for major decisions to be made on the global stage even without the US.
This episode discusses the growing tensions between Pakistan and the Taliban administration in Afghanistan, primarily due to alleged Afghan support for the Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP). Pakistan has threatened the Taliban with regime change through Turkey.
The episode focuses on how Trump Jr.'s presence, especially at the Taj Mahal with a delegation of 120 people, could be a soft signal that the US wants to move forward with stalled trade deals with India.
A large number of Notices to Airmen (NOTAMs) have been issued along the India-Pakistan border, northeast and central India, indicating unprecedented military exercises and possible missile tests.
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