Caspian Undercurrents
Atul AnejaThe Caspian Sea littoral and broader Eurasia including Russia, China, Iran and India are laying the foundation of a post-west multipolar world. I track these monumental power shifts-political, cultural and ideological-- during extremely turbulent times
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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International Journalist. Former Associate Editor of The Hindu based in Beijing (2014-20). Covered conflict zones and trouble spots in the Middle East (2002-14). Supports multipolarity and BRICS+ as driver of a new world order.
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