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Praveen K Chand

Praveen Chand is an infrastructure, energy, and geopolitics commentator with over 38 years of hands-on experience in major EPCC projects across oil & gas, civil infrastructure, and renewable energy. A Civil Engineering graduate from NIT Trichy and a Master’s in Construction Law from Robert Gordon University, Aberdeen, he has held senior leadership roles including Project Director, SBU Head, and Country Head across West Asia and East Asia.His writing blends deep industry expertise with global insights, focusing on energy security, infrastructure strategy, geopolitics, and economic trends — always connecting policy shifts to on-ground industrial realities. Having worked and travelled across more than 30 countries, he also offers grounded perspectives on international travel, culture, and regional dynamics.

Latest Blogs

Mark Carney and the Crumbling Rules-Based International Order

Mark Carney’s Davos Reckoning and the Collapse of the Rules-Based International Order as Lie

Living Within the Lie: Mark Carney, Davos, and the Fiction of Global Rules A Rare Davos Admission That Shook the Hall In a speech that received a rare standing ovation…

AI data centres driving component price explosion 2026

Market Insight: The Silent Architecture Behind the 2026 Computer Component Price Explosion

Why Computer Component Prices Are Exploding in 2026 By early 2026, the cost of high-performance computer hardware has reached unprecedented levels. Just for an example, in India, a standard 1TB…

Shaksgam Valley dispute map showing India China Pakistan claims

Shaksgam Valley Dispute: India’s Firm Stand Against China’s Infrastructure Push

Shaksgam Valley Dispute and CPEC: Why India Rejects China’s Claim 12 January 2026, New Delhi | The Shaksgam Valley dispute has returned to focus amid reports of fresh Chinese infrastructure…

When the Dollar Loses Gravity: What De-Dollarisation Means for US Power

De-Dollarisation and the Quiet Erosion of America’s Financial Power

This column reflects strategic interpretation of global financial trends and does not represent official policy positions Implications for the United States and the Dollar’s Strategic Security India’s 21% reduction in…

Western Asia geopolitical realignment amid Yemen crisis and Gulf tensions

Western Asia Geopolitics: Alliance Fractures and Strategic Realignment in Late 2025

Western Asia Geopolitics: Alliance Fractures, Yemen Escalation, and the Red Sea Reordering Western Asia has entered a phase where alliances no longer fracture quietly. In the closing days of 2025,…

India-China LAC thaw amid Himalayan infrastructure development

India-China LAC Thaw, the Pentagon’s Warning and the Quiet Politics of the Himalayas

When Narratives March with Roads: The Pentagon, the Himalayas, and a Subtle Strategic Nudge India-China LAC Thaw, American Signalling and the Quiet Politics of the Himalayas Three narratives surfaced almost…

K-4 SLBM trial from INS Arihant in the Bay of Bengal

India Successfully Conducts K-4 SLBM User Trial from SSBN — Strengthening Sea-Based Nuclear Deterrence

India Successfully Conducts K-4 SLBM Test from Nuclear Submarine India has successfully conducted a K-4 SLBM test from its nuclear-powered ballistic missile submarine INS Arighaat, marking a significant milestone in…

Libya GNU Plane Crash: Accident or Geopolitical Assassination?

Libya GNU Plane Crash Exposes Libya’s Proxy-War Fault Lines

Libya GNU Plane Crash: Tragedy or Targeted Strike? The Libya GNU plane crash on December 23, 2025, that killed Lt. Gen. Mohammed Ali Ahmed al-Haddad, Chief of Staff of Libya’s…

Osman Hadi death diplomacy, internal politics and international reactions in Bangladesh

Osman Hadi’s Death and the Politics of Diplomatic Mourning

Osman Hadi’s Death and the Double Standards of Global Diplomacy Western and International Diplomatic Spotlight on Osman Hadi’s Death The death of Sharif Osman Hadi on 18 December 2025 has…