Navigating Modern Geopolitics and Identity

This chapter explores the revolutionary geopolitical shifts affecting international relations, especially regarding China, Russia, and the Middle East, while questioning the adequacy of traditional political paradigms. It also reflects on personal career paths influenced by family backgrounds and the societal implications of growing up as a minority in India, particularly regarding secularism and nationalism. Furthermore, the chapter critiques identity politics in journalism, advocating for a discourse that prioritizes a broader understanding beyond individual identities.