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Nepal’s Political Transition and the Emerging Geostrategic Equation

Consulting Editor - March 25, 20260

By : Khushbu Ahlawat, Consulting Editor, GSDN Introduction The recent political developments in Nepal mark a critical juncture not only in its domestic political trajectory...

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Iran’s Asymmetric Warfare: Strong Response to USA & Israel

Consulting Editor - March 23, 20260

By:Sonalika Singh, Consulting Editor, GSDN Iran’s asymmetric warfare strategy in its confrontation with the United States and Israel represents a sophisticated, deeply embedded doctrine that reflects both...

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From Oil to Lithium: How Critical Minerals Are Reshaping Global Power

Consulting Editor - March 23, 20260

By: Khushbu Ahlawat, Consulting Editor, GSDN Introduction The relationship between natural resources and global power has been a defining feature of international politics for over a...

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The Gender Pay Gap in 2026: Myth or Reality?

Consulting Editor - March 22, 20260

By: Khushbu Ahlawat, Consulting Editor, GSDN Introduction: Reframing the Debate on Pay Equity The gender pay gap has long occupied a central position in debates surrounding...

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China’s Latest 5-Year Plan: An Analysis

Consulting Editor - March 22, 20260

By:Sonalika Singh, Consulting Editor, GSDN China’s Fifteenth Five-Year Plan (2026–2030) represents a pivotal moment in the country’s long-term development trajectory, reflecting both continuity with past strategies and...

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Why Russia Matters to India: Rise of Ruble and Rupee

By: Tushar Jain India and Russia share one of the most trusted and long-lasting friendships in the world. This relationship began during the time of...

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IdidntGo: A Consumer Saga of IndiGo’s Gamble, Statutory Apathy and DGCA’s Failings

By: Brigadier KGK Nair, SM (Retired) The IndiGo crisis has been splashed across headlines over the last few days, with more than 1.2 lakh passengers...

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India’s Fighter Jet Challenge

By: Col Ashwin Baindur (Retd) India has a fighter aircraft problem — we simply do not have enough of them. The Indian Air Force (IAF)...

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Strategic Learning, Regional Impact: The Naval War College in Maritime Diplomacy

By: Cdr Kalesh Mohanan The Naval War College (NWC), located in Goa, stands as a cornerstone in India's maritime strategic ecosystem. As a premier institution...

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What Do You Do in the Navy?

By: Capt Vikas Anand, Indian Navy The Indian Navy owes its origins to the warrant from the Lord High Admiral which authorised combatant status to...

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Indian Navy: Safeguarding our Seas, Shaping our Future

By: Lt Cdr Deepak Sharma Every year on 04 December, India pauses to honour the men and women in Whites, who guard our seas; often...

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From Mids’ Wing to Bridge Wing: A tale of Maritime Cooperation between India and Singapore

By: Lt Cdr Devinder Singh Every year on 4 December, Indian Navy Day gives us a chance to reflect not just on ships, sailors, and...

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The Chola Naval Expedition of 1025 CE: Maritime Power, Trade and the Shaping of South and Southeast Asia

By: Cdr Kalesh Mohanan The Chola dynasty emerged as a dominant force in South India during the medieval period, ascending to imperial heights under the...

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Comparison of China and USA in Space Warfare

By: Kumar Aryan, Research Analyst, GSDN Across the vast expanse beyond Earth's atmosphere, a new frontier of competition has emerged that will fundamentally shape global...

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US-Greenland Relations: Understanding Trump’s Outreach towards the Island

By: Kashif Anwar Greenland has rapidly transitioned from a peripheral Arctic territory into a pivotal theatre in twenty-first-century geopolitics, driven by accelerating great-power competition for...

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The Architecture of Influence: How Beijing’s design captures South Asia’s Mindspace

By: Subhalakshmi Brahma Beyond infrastructure and financing, China’s ascent in South Asia is the result of a calculated cognitive strategy that influences regional dependence, perceptions,...

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Why South America matters Geopolitically?

By: Rudraksh Saklani, Research Analyst, GSDN In this era, which is not of war, but of geo-economics rather, the latent nature and unmet potential of...

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