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In this thought-provoking (Episode-4) of Our Ongoing Series on the West Asian conflict, Journalist Mandeep Singh (Sikh Siyasat) with Prominent Researcher and Scholar Dr. Kanwaljit Singh to Deconstruct the Crumbling Architecture of Western Hegemony in the Middle East and Analyze the Emerging Geopolitical Multipolar World Order.
The global and regional geopolitical landscapes are shifting rapidly. As demonstrated by the Iran-US conflict, regional hostilities can have far-reaching global consequences. Similarly, the evolving dynamics between India and Pakistan carry significant implications for Punjab and the Sikh community.
In an era marked by rising global instability and emerging war scenarios, what does the future hold for the Sikh community? How do escalating tensions between India–Pakistan, India–China, and US–China shape the geopolitical landscape of South Asia — and where does Punjab stand in this evolving equation?
The Indus Water Treaty, long considered a rare success in international diplomacy as it survived two wars and even the Kargil conflict, was unilaterally put into abeyance by the Narendra Modi–led BJP government on 23 April 2025, a day after gunmen opened fire in Pahalgam killing 26 civilians.
U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio says Washington keeps an eye on India–Pakistan “every single day” and warns that ceasefire deals “can fall apart very quickly.”
During the Punjabi University Literary Festival on February 19, a panel discussion on the political issues of Punjab took place. Bhai Mandhir Singh from Panth Sewak Jatha Doaba participated in the discussion, which was moderated by journalist Hamir Singh.
The current decade has seen one of the most drastic changes in the arena of politics, global trade (Capitalism) and international affairs. We have witnessed unprecedented rise in right wing politics across Europe, Latin America, North America and in the Indian Subcontinent. These political changes are followed with multiple business and trade alliances be it Belt & Road Initiative (BRI) and China Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) by China, or Trans-Pacific Free Trade agreement led by USA (though the US under Trump pulled itself out but new Biden administration is expected to rejoin this).

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