Emerging World Order 2025

Prateek Shukla

Emerging World Order 2025 tracks how the global system is changing as the world moves toward a multipolar order. The podcast examines geopolitics, geoeconomics, trade, money, energy, and strategic chokepoints through the lens of BRICS and the Global South. Episodes focus on de-dollarization, sanctions, trade corridors, payment systems, and shifting power dynamics across China, India, Russia, Africa, and Latin America—offering long-form, research-driven analysis beyond the Western narrative.

  1. Sep 21

    S4E76 How India Stopped BRICS From breaking apart

    ** Welcome To The Emerging World Order 2025 **BRICS entered the New Delhi summit looking more divided than ever.Iran and the UAE were on opposite sides of the Middle East war. India and China remained strategic competitors. Russia and Iran wanted BRICS to challenge the Western-led system more aggressively, while India and the UAE resisted turning BRICS into an anti-Western bloc.Just months earlier, BRICS foreign ministers had failed to agree on a joint communiqué.Yet in New Delhi, every member signed a unanimous declaration.In this video, I break down how India helped BRICS manage four major internal divisions: the Iran-UAE conflict, the Russia-Ukraine war, the BRICS currency debate, and the India-China rivalry.Rather than forcing members to agree on every geopolitical dispute, India pushed a different model: protect national positions, compartmentalize disagreements, and build consensus around areas where cooperation is still possible.That may be the real reason an expanded BRICS is still holding together.📘 My book: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0GWZWWM28**Chapters**00:00 Can BRICS Still Stay Together?02:15 Iran-UAE / Middle East Divide08:30 Russia-Ukraine War13:10 BRICS Currency & De-dollarization Divide18:10 India-China Strategic Rivalry#India #BRICS #Modi #Geopolitics #China #Russia #Iran #UAE #MultipolarWorld #GlobalSouth #EmergingWorldOrder2025X: @emergingorderTikTok: @emergingworldorder2025Rumble: @emergingworldorder2025Spotify: @emergingworldorder2025YouTube: @emergingworldorder2025My Book: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0GWZWWM28

    S4E76 How India Stopped BRICS From breaking apart
  2. Aug 30

    S4E72 Why India Is Still Negotiating With the US Despite The Tensions

    ** Welcome To The Emerging World Order 2025 **India and the US may have growing political disagreements, but the economic relationship between the two countries tells a very different story.India-US goods and services trade is already worth roughly $240 billion annually, India runs a significant trade surplus with the US, and the American market remains one of the few large economies capable of absorbing Indian exports at scale.So why is India still negotiating a trade deal with the US despite all the political friction? And why can't India simply replace the US with other trading partners?In this video, we look at why the India-US economic relationship remains difficult for either side to walk away from, how the US helps India offset trade deficits elsewhere, and why India wants a trade agreement—but not at the cost of accepting every US demand.📖 My Book – Emerging World Order 2025: The Collapse of Western Dominance and the Rise of the Multipolar Agehttps://www.amazon.com/dp/B0GWZWWM28**Chapters**00:00 - 09:00 — India-US Trade Is Too Big and Too Profitable to Abandon09:02 - 14:05 — The US Market Cannot Easily Be Replaced14:05 - 21:07 — The US Can Help Offset India’s Trade Deficits Elsewhere21:07 - 25:47 — India Wants a Trade Deal—but Not on US Terms#India #UnitedStates #IndiaUSRelations #IndiaUSTrade #TradeDeal #IndianEconomy #Geopolitics #GlobalTrade #StrategicAutonomy #EmergingWorldOrderX: @emergingorderTikTok: @emergingworldorder2025Rumble: @emergingworldorder2025Spotify: @emergingworldorder2025YouTube: @emergingworldorder2025My Book: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0GWZWWM28

    S4E72 Why India Is Still Negotiating With the US Despite The Tensions
  3. Aug 24

    S4E71 America’s Back Up Plan to Save the Dollar

    ** Welcome To The Emerging World Order 2025 **America may be quietly building a new foundation for the Petrodollar — not in the Middle East, but in the Western Hemisphere.For decades, the Petrodollar system was closely connected to Middle Eastern oil, Saudi Arabia, and America's military presence in the Persian Gulf. But the global energy map is changing.The United States is now a major oil and LNG producer, while Canada, Brazil, Guyana, Argentina, Venezuela and other countries across the Americas could form an increasingly powerful energy bloc.In this video, I explain how America could redirect global energy supply chains toward the Western Hemisphere, why this could reduce America's strategic dependence on the Middle East, and why the Dollar could remain dominant even if the geography of global oil production changes.I also discuss the biggest weakness in this strategy: convincing major buyers such as India and China to actually shift their energy purchases toward the Americas.📖 **My Book:**https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0GWZWWM28**Chapters**00:00 The Petrodollar Isn't Dead Yet02:10 Building a Western Hemisphere Energy Bloc06:25 Redirecting Global Oil Buyers10:35 Why Saudi Arabia Became So Important13:20 Removing the Middle East From the Equation16:30 Oil Is Only Half the Story19:10 Trump's Bigger Strategic Bet21:40 The Biggest Flaw in America's Plan23:15 What Happens Next?#Petrodollar #USDollar #America #Oil #Energy #MiddleEast #SaudiArabia #WesternHemisphere #Geopolitics #GlobalEconomy #LNG #Trump #India #China #emergingworldorder2025X: @emergingorderTikTok: @emergingworldorder2025Rumble: @emergingworldorder2025Spotify: @emergingworldorder2025YouTube: @emergingworldorder2025My Book: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0GWZWWM28

    S4E71 America’s Back Up Plan to Save the Dollar
  4. Aug 20

    S4E70 Is Trump Preparing a Major China Announcement for September?

    ** Welcome To The Emerging World Order 2025 **Donald Trump keeps talking about — a world increasingly shaped by the United States and China. But what if G2 is not about America and China becoming partners? What if it is about creating a framework to manage an entirely new economic and technological Cold War?In this video, I look at the emerging divide between the American-led **Pax Silica** ecosystem and China’s competing AI framework, the coming U.S.–China negotiations over artificial intelligence, and why Trump and Xi may increasingly negotiate the boundaries of competition rather than trying to eliminate it.The biggest battle may not simply be over who develops the most powerful AI. Cheap Chinese models could threaten the economics of America’s massive AI investment boom by driving down the price of intelligence. That could turn the next Cold War into a competition over **AI pricing, chips, compute, electricity, critical minerals, energy and ultimately the cost of producing intelligence itself.**And if the world really begins dividing into two technological ecosystems, where do **India, Europe and Russia** fit? India may try to emerge as a third production center, Europe faces a growing struggle for technological sovereignty, while Russia could provide much of the energy and commodity depth behind the non-Western system.📘 **My Book:** https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0GWZWWM28**Chapters:**00:00 Trump’s G2 and the New Global Order03:10 Two Competing AI-Economic Blocs07:45 Why America and China Need a G212:20 The Economics Behind the AI Rivalry17:05 How Cheap Chinese AI Could Hurt America22:10 Why Washington May Want Two AI Markets26:40 The Coming AI Pricing Cold War31:30 Where India, Europe and Russia Fit#Trump #G2 #China #UnitedStates #ArtificialIntelligence #AI #PaxSilica #Geopolitics #India #Russia #Europe #NewWorldOrder #USChina #Semiconductors #EmergingWorldOrder #emergingworldorder2025X: @emergingorderTikTok: @emergingworldorder2025Rumble: @emergingworldorder2025Spotify: @emergingworldorder2025YouTube: @emergingworldorder2025My Book: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0GWZWWM28

    S4E70 Is Trump Preparing a Major China Announcement for September?

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Emerging World Order 2025 tracks how the global system is changing as the world moves toward a multipolar order. The podcast examines geopolitics, geoeconomics, trade, money, energy, and strategic chokepoints through the lens of BRICS and the Global South. Episodes focus on de-dollarization, sanctions, trade corridors, payment systems, and shifting power dynamics across China, India, Russia, Africa, and Latin America—offering long-form, research-driven analysis beyond the Western narrative.