Global Crises
‘Water War’ rages as India-Pakistan tensions reach boiling point
A new dam is emblematic of a fraught relationship between the neighboring nations, experts say
March 16, 2026
A new dam is emblematic of a fraught relationship between the neighboring nations, experts say
South Asian and Gulf countries may get hit particularly hard, mostly on energy, remittances, and agriculture. Here's how.
Lula is prioritizing multilateralism — and new markets — ahead of October's election
Often crossing continents, 'workarounding' is a strategy allowing states to cooperate on trade and policy outside rigid U.S.-China alignments.
Unipolarity is in decline, but Washington can and should find a non-militarized way to stay relevant
Tariffs are pushing BRICS countries to rally around the idea that the US-led world economy is a rigged game
