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Has USA Re-Emerged as the Key Player in the Middle East?

By: Namya Sethi The Middle East is still enormously significant to world politics because it has a lot of oil, is the birthplace of three...

Is IMEC a Casualty of the Middle East Tensions?

By: Simran Sodhi It would be an appropriate assessment to make at this point that one of the biggest casualties of the Israel-Iran conflict is...

Why Hard Power Only Matters?

By: Lt Col JS Sodhi (Retd), Editor, GSDN Thucydides, the famous Greek historian’s quote in 430 BCE “The strong do what they have to do...

Taiwan at the Fault Line: Strategic Geography and the US-China Contest for Indo-Pacific Supremacy

By: Geehan Kooner ‘Wars begin where deep currents of conflict between major powers converge—where opposing military forces face each other, poised for action. One false...

Pakistan’s Marriages of Convenience

By: Brigadier Anil John Alfred Pereira, SM (Retd) As the geopolitical sands shift, India’s commitment must be to nurture the belief that true security and...

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Has the European Union been Successful?

By: Mahima Sharma, Research Analyst, GSDN In a world increasingly defined by globalization, the European Union (EU) stands as a remarkable experiment in political and...

Why the Indo-Pacific matters Geopolitically?

By: Meghna Dasgupta, Research Analyst, GSDN From the eastern coast of Africa, to the western shores of Americas the strategically important region known as the...

Crisis in Syria

By: Paarvana Sree, Research Analyst, GSDN The crisis in Syria is the outcome of the Arab Spring which started in Tunisia and reached many parts...

Why is Myanmar a destabilised Democracy?

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Bangladesh’s growing Military aggressiveness towards India

By: Megha Mittal, Research Analyst, GSDN The relationship between Bangladesh and India was based on mutual cooperation that has taken an alarming turn in recent...

Eyeing Make in India, Foreign Firms Bring Cutting Edge Technologies to Aero India 2025

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Yours Geopolitically Khaund: The Taliban-India Meet in Doha-A Strategic Outreach?

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Trump 2.0 and States Scouting for Strategic Symphony

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China-Japan Relations: Critical Juncture

By: Manvi Banta, Research Analyst, GSDN “One can change friends, but one cannot change neighbors”: This quote from a former Indian prime minister applies to...

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