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When someone says the global order is dead, you usually check their credentials before taking them seriously. Then you look at who just said it: Rishi Sunak. “The United States-led global order, which I grew up with, is over. I don’t think it’s coming back." This isn’t an outside pundit firing off a sensationalist op-ed. It’s coming from someone who has operated at the very core of global finance, statecraft, and frontier technology: * Former Goldman Sachs analyst and TCI hedge fund partner * Former UK Chancellor and Prime Minister * Currently advising at the cutting edge where capital, state power, and AI collide; from Wall Street to Silicon Valley giants. Sunak didn’t point to individual leaders as the source of the fracture; he called recent political turbulence a symptom, not the cause. The real break is structural: the multilateral, rules-based system enforced by Washington for decades has eroded, replaced by great-power rivalry and a fractured economic map. When a consummate establishment insider tells you the system that built him is gone for good, it isn’t just political commentary; it’s an alert to how the game is actually being played now. Our current leadership, headed by PM Modi Ji, is well qualified and equipped to take us through the turbulent times ahead. They have successfully faced 5 crises in past 6 years and hope they will be able to handle the upcoming crisis also. Stay vigilant and alert for the coming 5 to 6 years. Please 🙏