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US Unpredictable, China Rising: Where Does India Stand? Ft. Happymon Jacob | The India Story
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Geopolitics 2026 | World Order Collapse | India Foreign Policy | Us Global Decline | China Rise | Global Power Shift | Multipolar World | India China Relations | International Relations | Global Instability | India Strategy | Us Vs China | Global Security Crisis | India Military Power | New World Order | Geopolitics Explained
The global order that shaped the world after World War II is coming apart — and 2026 may be the year everything changes. In this deep geopolitical conversation, CSDR founder and director Happymon Jacob breaks down the collapse of traditional alliances, America’s retreat from global leadership, the rise of China, and the growing instability across regions. With NATO strained, Europe uncertain, and the Indo-Pacific in flux, the big question emerges: where does India stand?
#india #worldorder #china #geopolitics #india #globalpolitics #china #usa #internationalrelations #powershift #multipolarworld #globalcrisis
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