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From “Bharat” to a Multipolar World: Jaishankar’s UNGA 2026 Doctrine of Peace and Reformed Multilateralism

on September 27, 2026

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Hydrocarbons and Geopolitics: How India Is Recalibrating Among Russia, America and Europe

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GeoPoliNomic: GeoPoliNomic is an independent analytical and educational platform focused on Geography, Environment, Economics, Geopolitics, international affairs, and strategic developments. The platform is founded and edited by Chandra Shekhar, a senior educator with more than 14 years of professional experience in Geography, Environment, and Civil Services education. GeoPoliNomic aims to simplify complex contemporary developments through evidence-based analysis, geographical reasoning, economic interpretation, and well-researched insights. The platform examines world events, economic trends, public policy, trade, energy, environmental change, natural hazards, and emerging global developments to help readers understand not only what is happening, but also why it is happening and what it may mean. Our content is intended for students, educators, researchers, professionals, and readers interested in understanding how geography, politics, economics, environment, and strategic interests interact to shape the modern world.

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