By Dr. Samriti Mahajan
This paper explores the emergence of the “geopolitical consumer,” where purchasing behavior increasingly reflects political identity, national interests, and global power dynamics rather than purely economic considerations…
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By Prof. (Dr.) Mehak Jonjua
This paper analyzes the evolving geopolitical conflict among Iran, Israel, and the United States, highlighting its transformation from ideological rivalry to active military confrontation in 2025–2026…
By Shahriar Alam Mehedi Tapadar
Elections stimulate political growth by increasing institutional strength, accountability, and participation, but worldwide trends show that they are susceptible to polarization and manipulation…
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Human Development in an Era of Geopolitical Turbulence A Critical Reflection Dr. Firdous Ahmad Malik, Assistant Professor of Economics, Department of Business Administration,University of PeopleUSA Human development has always been interpreted as the upsurge of freedom, possibilities, and capacities of people to live dignified and meaningful life. However, in the current international environment characterized by the
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