For years, the Deep State has used the dollar as a weapon — to sanction countries, freeze assets, and pressure governments that refuse to fall in line.
Now BRICS is pushing back — promoting trade in national currencies.
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Control over global resources
📊 BRICS nations account for around 45% of the world’s population and roughly 30% of global GDP (based on PPP).
Together, they control a huge share of oil, gas, and rare earth elements — the raw materials that power the modern world.
🚨♟️ 125 years after the word “geopolitics” was invented, the rules of global security have changed.
Now, what matters more is “geoeconomics.”
Let’s examine this game-changing topic, which will determine winners & losers in the multipolar world.
@Kanthan2030🧵👇
☝️First, some insights from history.
🌏 Although the relationship between geography and politics were understood for centuries, the word “geopolitics” was coined in 1899 by Swedish political scientist Rudolf Kjellen.
💡Later, in 1904, British geographer Halford Mackinder came up with geopolitical theories that profoundly affected how and which regions European empires decided to colonize or control.
👉 In fact, Mackinder’s theory on Eurasia (“heartland”) explains why the West is waging a war on Russia right now or why NATO kept expanding after the end of the Cold War.
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🇺🇸📖 In 1944, a book by an American, Nicholas Spykman, modified the geopolitical framework and defined the US’ containment policy vis-à-vis the Soviet Union.
💡Once we understand Spykman’s emphasis on the “rimland” nations, we can see why the US started the Korean and Vietnam Wars or why the US military bases are still present in Japan, South Korea, and the Philippines. Or, why Iran is targeted by the imperialists.
India just commissioned INS Nistar — its first indigenously built Diving Support Vessel (DSV).
A historic shift in how India rescues, recovers, & dominates the deep.
Here’s why it matters🧵👇
🇮🇳🚢 NISTAR – A NAME WITH MEANING
Nistar means deliverance — a tribute to its life-saving mission: recover lost assets, rescue submariners, & secure underwater ops.
🔥 It’s not just a vessel. It’s a promise: India won’t leave its warriors behind.
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🇮🇳🫡 TIMELESS LEGACY
This isn’t the first ship named INS Nistar.
◾️The original Nistar was commissioned in 1971 as India’s first submarine rescue vessel, acquired from the Soviet Union.
◾️The 2025 Nistar is its modern reincarnation — fully indigenous, fully capable.
🚨Foreign policy is a complex and nuanced imperative that determines the survival of a nation.
🇮🇳Focusing on India, here are 8 strategic ideas to create Indian realpolitik for the 21st century.
@Kanthan2030 🧵👇
⚖️ We will discuss universal principles of foreign policies here and apply them to India in this thread.
First, why is foreign policy so crucial?
▪️Smart foreign policies ensure national security by forging strong alliances, managing complicated international relations, protecting the borders, deterring aggression, securing critical resources and access to markets, and amplifying global influence.
▪️On the other hand, poorly formulated foreign policies will alienate friends, weaken national security (including the military), shrink the sphere of influence, invite external threats and even wars, destabilize the economy, and threaten survival.
Now, let’s discuss the top 10 rules of foreign policy:
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1⃣Strategize for the long term – as in years and decades.
🗣️The legendary ice hockey player Wayne Gretzky said, ““Skate to where the puck is going, not where it has been.” That is applicable to a nation’s foreign policy as well.
▪️One must not just look at the past and the present, but engage in sober and clear-eyed analysis of where the world will be 5, 10, 20, 50 years from now.
▪️As for India, it must not be enamored with the US, the current hegemon of the world. Will the American Century last forever? Will America welcome Indian immigrants forever?
▪️Where will Europe be 20 years from today? Will China be the number 1 economy in the future? How about Africa’s growth? How will Russia help India by providing natural resources over the next few decades?
▪️What will be the technologies of the future? Who will dominate them?
▪️We should think about these issues without letting emotions cloud our judgment.