"Space is being militarised."
Think BRICS: This in-depth interview reveals why global power is shifting, why alliances are changing, and why the West may be losing control.
Pravin Sawhney of Force Magazine delivers a sharp geopolitical analysis of BRICS vs NATO, the emergence of a multipolar world, and the strategic rivalry between the United States, China, and Russia. The discussion explains why BRICS is not a military alliance, how the concept of indivisible and collective security differs from NATO-style alliances, and why much of the global south supports this evolving order.
Sawhney breaks down the role of China–Russia strategic partnership, India’s foreign policy dilemma, and how frameworks like RIC (Russia–India–China) and the SCO fit into the broader new world order. The interview also explores the collapse of traditional arms control, the end of the New START era, and how emerging technologies—hypersonic missiles, AI warfare, autonomous weapons, and the militarization of space—are redefining global security.
Key themes include de-dollarization, the limits of US power, the Cold War 2.0 narrative, and why development, sovereignty, and UN-based international law are central to the BRICS vision.
US War On Iran Will COLLAPSE Persian Gulf Allies & Israel
Think BRICS: US War on Iran is no longer a theoretical scenario. In this in-depth interview, Professor Mohammad Marandi explains why a US-led war on Iran would collapse Persian Gulf allies and Israel, triggering devastating consequences across the Middle East and the global economy.
Speaking candidly, Prof Marandi dismantles Western media narratives about Iran, exposing how information warfare, economic sabotage, and coordinated propaganda campaigns are used to manufacture consent for war. He explains how recent unrest inside Iran was exploited by foreign intelligence services and misrepresented by Western outlets as “peaceful protests,” while ignoring documented acts of terrorism and coordinated violence.
The discussion also explores Iran’s growing strategic alignment with Russia and China, the role of BRICS, and why US pressure has accelerated multipolar cooperation rather than weakening Iran. Prof Marandi details Iran’s military preparedness, underground missile infrastructure, and regional deterrence strategy, emphasizing that any conflict would not remain contained.
Crucially, this interview highlights why Persian Gulf monarchies hosting US bases would be among the first casualties of escalation, and why Israel’s push for confrontation carries catastrophic risks for regional stability, energy markets, and Western economies.
This conversation is essential viewing for anyone seeking to understand the real geopolitical stakes behind rising tensions with Iran—beyond headlines, slogans, and media distortion.
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