Can We Make Shipping Green? Financing the Future of Maritime Decarbonisation: Maritime shipping may be the most fuel-efficient mode of cargo transport – but, even so, it accounts for perhaps 10 per cent of transport-related emissions and might increase its share in the years to come. See Here: -https://youtu.be/I6ciPam6sJQ?si=bpcwWSL2A_BhC3z_

Building on 5,000 Years of Innovation — Sanjeev Sanyal on India’s Shipbuilding Revival: Throughout history, a robust shipbuilding capacity has been one of the defining features of a major power. As India embarks on its great power journey, raising a robust global shipbuilding hub is a critical requirement for it. Visit Now: - https://youtu.be/BbFIxxV8Uj0?si=HzOZ9WZIl-VVGsCK

Trade Is Resilient — Like Water”: The Future of Global Shipping: As global trade routes evolve and supply chains undergo profound transformation, logistics stands at the heart of the world economy’s next phase. This high-level panel brings together ministers and industry leaders from across continents to discuss how emerging technologies, resilient infrastructure, and new partnerships are reshaping the movement of goods and services. Visit Now: - https://youtu.be/3aqszPOf0pQ?si=XPeM2POV3mT3eIsv

Cybersecurity Is No Longer a Solo Act — It’s a Collective Responsibility” — Samir Saran: This video was originally published by the World Economic Forum. More highlights from #AMGFCC25 are available on wef.ch/amgfc25. See More: - https://youtu.be/2pcEw2-GoSE?si=oTu4Pz-BNv_mv0io

Cybersecurity Is No Longer a Solo Act — It’s a Collective Responsibility” — Samir Saran: This video was originally published by the World Economic Forum. More highlights from #AMGFCC25 are available on wef.ch/amgfc25. See More: - https://youtu.be/2pcEw2-GoSE?si=oTu4Pz-BNv_mv0io

India and the US Just Signed a Big Defence Deal — Here’s Why It Matters: Amid growing changes in the Indo-Pacific, the two countries have signed a 10-year defense agreement. This deal is not just about security, but also about trust and moving forward together. The coming decade will determine who will truly be the center of strategy and peace. Watch Now: - https://youtu.be/OETbwSEm37U?si=E9Uv_G-b5sMCqhU_

How China Took Over the World’s Shipyards and What Comes Next: The global shipbuilding and shipping industry is dominated by a few key players, notably China, South Korea, and Japan. While China accounts for 50 per cent of global shipbuilding capacity, 19 per cent of commercial fleets, and over 95 per cent of shipping containers, there is a growing opportunity for countries to work together beyond this concentration. See More: - https://youtu.be/_RnwiQ4oTmY?si=S-in2Y6gCMhcvOsm

The Busan Rapprochement: The US-China Trade Deal: Forged amid mounting economic strain, the trade deal inked in Busan reflects a fragile de-escalation between the United States and China rather than a durable reset of their economic relationship Visit us: - https://www.orfonline.org/expert-speak/the-busan-rapprochement-the-us-china-trade-deal

The Grey Vote May Become India’s Quiet Kingmaker: India’s electorate is ageing unevenly, and in several states, seniors already rival youth on the rolls. Therefore, parties that treat eldercare as delivery, not charity, will gain an edge. Watch Now: - https://www.orfonline.org/expert-speak/the-grey-vote-may-become-india-s-quiet-kingmaker

Russia's View on Trump, NATO, and Peace in Ukraine – Full Breakdown: In this powerful exchange, Vyacheslav Nikonov — speaking from the Russian perspective — addresses whether President Putin can trust Donald Trump and outlines Moscow’s view of the West’s role in the Ukraine war. He explains Russia’s skepticism toward U.S. commitments, the repeated breakdown of arms control agreements, and why “trust” has become a casualty of modern geopolitics. See More: - https://youtu.be/AmgSvmztqBM?si=bcFt8yx0bvw5YGHm