Twenty-five years after 9/11, the world is still living with its consequences.
The attacks not only triggered the war on terror, but they also unleashed a new phase of geopolitics, exposing the limits of American power, accelerating China’s rise and gradually transforming globalisation into an era of economic security, supply-chain resilience and weaponised interdependence.
In this episode of Capital Calculus hosted on StratNewsGlobal.Tech, Nitin Gokhale, Editor-in-Chief of BharatShakti, explains how 9/11 changed the global order, why terrorism survived, how geo-economics is reshaping geopolitics, and what this increasingly fragmented world means for India’s ambition to become a developed economy by 2047.
This conversation tracks the end of the post-cold war unipolar moment to the rise of China, from friend-shoring and de- risking to India’s strategic autonomy. About the world that emerged from 9/11 and where it may be headed next.
