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Suspension of the Indus Waters Treaty: India’s response to Pakistan’s Terror

By: Sonalika Singh, Research Analyst, GSDN The suspension of the Indus Waters Treaty by India in 2025 has emerged as a landmark development in South...

Why the Three Superpowers Support Pakistan?

By: Priya Naik, Research Analyst, GSDN Pakistan’s geopolitical significance has been shaped by three distinct phases of superpower engagement, each reflecting shifting global power dynamics...

Fentanyl Crisis: The Role of China, United States & India

By: Nabhjyot Arora, Research Analyst, GSDN The United States (US) and The People’s Republic of China (China) stepped back from trade decoupling, as the US...

Yours Geopolitically Khaund: The China-Pakistan-Taliban ‘Rapprochement’ and India’s Stakes

By: Anuraag Khaund, Guest Author As the western front of India remains at boil in the aftermath of Operation Sindoor, further west in Afghanistan, a...

China’s Belt and Road Initiative: A Comprehensive Assessment of Its Success across Geopolitical, Strategic, and Economic Dimensions

By: Gayathri Pramod, Research Analyst, GSDN The Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) is one of modern international relations's most transformative and ambitious foreign policy and...

Increased U.S. Military Presence in the Indo-Pacific: Global Implications

By: Drishti Gupta. Research Analyst, GSDN The Indo-Pacific region, comprising some of the world’s most critical economic and military chokepoints, has emerged as the focal...

The Illusion of Permanent Solution: Why Absolute Security in Strategic and Security Affairs can be seen as a ‘Myth’?

By: Pritam Sarbabdiya The recent Pahalgam terror attack in Kashmir underscores a hard reality in the realm of intelligence, strategic, and security affairs, the idea...

The Sentinels of Kulgam: Gentle Hearts, Strong Hands–34 Rashtriya Rifles

By: Haroon Imtiaz Kulgam, often called the heart of South Kashmir, is a land of deep emotions—filled with stories of both struggle and hope. As...

Is Bhutan Tilting Towards China?

By: Sofiqua Yesmin, Research Analyst, GSDN Nestled in the eastern Himalayas, the Kingdom of Bhutan has long maintained a delicate balance between its two giant...

How Economic Depression of 1930 led to World War II

By: Paarvana Sree, Research Analyst, GSDN The Great Depression was one of the most terrible events that started in the United States in 1929 and...

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