Project 2025 and US Domestic Politics
The Project 2025 document reinforces the growing ideological divide in a deeply polarised American society.
- Saman Ayesha Kidwai
- July 30, 2024
The Project 2025 document reinforces the growing ideological divide in a deeply polarised American society.
The US Extended Continental Shelf (ECS) claims in the Arctic brings into question the legitimacy of established mechanisms like UNCLOS and CLCS.
Sino-US diplomatic engagement has been successful in fostering a modicum of stability between the two countries, despite significant contentions.
The ‘natural-born citizen’ clause is an anomaly in a nation that prides itself as a nation of immigrants.
Successful implementation of the Reciprocal Defense Procurement Agreement (RDPA) will require a deep understanding of the nuances and requirements of both the US and Indian defence procurement systems.
The Russia–Ukraine war has not only exacerbated already broken relations between the US and Russia but has emerged as a major hindrance to the conduct of the arms control talks.
The US factor remained a quintessential element in the 2024 Pakistan elections, given the Pakistan diaspora, the US Congress’ Pakistan Caucus and the PTI pressure groups.
The manner in which the India–China–United States trilateral dynamics play out will have a significant bearing on the stability and shape of the regional and international order.
The media landscape in the Pacific Island countries is vulnerable to Chinese influence given the developmental needs and lack of robust regulatory mechanisms.
The US DoD has been fast-tracking clean energy initiatives to reduce its substantial carbon footprint.



