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Teesta River Understanding between China & Bangladesh: Implications for India

Consulting Editor - August 15, 20260

By : Bhavika Bhartiya, Research Analyst, GSDN Introduction The Teesta, a transboundary river that originates in the Indian state of Sikkim and flows through the northern...

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Analysis of China’s Energy Dependency

Consulting Editor - August 12, 20260

By : Simar Kaur, Research Analyst, GSDN Introduction As the second-largest economy and leading industrial nation in the world, the issue of energy security is not...

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Will IMEC ever Fructify?

Consulting Editor - August 11, 20260

By : Andey Vivaan, Research Analyst, GSDN Introduction When India, the United States, the European Union and key Gulf countries announced the India–Middle East–Europe Economic Corridor (IMEC) during...

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The Institutionalisation of China’s AI Diplomacy: WAICO and the Battle for the Rules of Global AI

Consulting Editor - August 11, 20260

By: Khushbu Ahlawat, Consulting Editor, GSDN Introduction For much of the past three years, China's approach to global artificial intelligence governance has unfolded through declarations, action...

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Why is Japan stepping up its Military Preparedness

Consulting Editor - August 10, 20260

By : Hridbina Chatterjee, Research Analyst, GSDN For nearly eight decades, Japan’s geopolitical identity was anchored by a singular, legally binding philosophy: absolute pacifism. Enshrined in Article...

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USA-China-Russia Alignment: Troubled Times for the World under Trump

By : Soumya Dutta, Research Analyst, GSDN The contemporary geopolitical landscape has been marked by growing tensions among the United States, China and Russia, with the interactions...

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Türkiye-Bangladesh Relations: Warning Bells for India

By : Simar Kaur, Research Analyst, GSDN Introduction The complex South Asian geopolitics sees the changing equation between Bangladesh and Türkiye as one of the important...

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Algorithmic Authoritarianism: AI Surveillance, Ethnic Control, and the Uyghur Question in Xinjiang

By: Khushbu Ahlawat, Consulting Editor, GSDN Introduction The rapid advancement of artificial intelligence (AI), particularly following recent breakthroughs in generative AI, has transformed governance and state...

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Is QUAD Dead?

By : Ritika Biswas, Research Analyst, GSDN “The Quad Is Dead, Long Live the Quad” “Did Trump Kill the Quad?” “The US Built the Quad,...

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How Iran Prepared for its War with the United States and Israel

By : Andey Vivaan, Research Analyst, GSDN Introduction For decades, the Islamic Republic of Iran has viewed the United States and Israel as its principal strategic...

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Is the Middle East now in Iran’s Grip?

By : by Bhavika Bhartiya, Research Analyst, GSDN A nation that has been discussed repeatedly during negotiations in the Middle East is Iran. They have...

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Why Self-Reliance in Energy is Important for India’s Economy?

By: Nivriti Rathi, Research Analyst, GSDN The world’s biggest green energy players are betting on India. In the renewable energy sector, smart capital is driven...

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Bangladesh PM’s first Foreign Visit to China & Malaysia: Implications & Signalling to India

By : Simar Kaur, Research Analyst, GSDN Introduction The very first foreign visit of an incoming chief executive has a certain level of political significance, especially...

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Why is Sanskrit Important?

By: Anamika Tiwari, Guest Author, GSDN On the auspicious occasion of Guru Purnima, celebrated on 29th July 2026, I dedicate this article with profound respect...

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Resignation of the UK Prime Minister: Analysis & Implications

By : Shaurya Pandey, Research Analyst, GSDN On June 22, 2026, United Kingdom (UK) Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer stood outside 10 Downing Street and...

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Great Nicobar Project: An Analysis

By : Pratyush Raj, Research Analyst, GSDN Great Nicobar Island, situated at the southernmost edge of India, has emerged as a cynosure of the country’s strategic and...

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Iran-United States Peace Deal: Will It Hold?

By : Shaurya Pandey, Research Analyst, GSDN On June 18, 2026, United States President Donald Trump signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with Iran at...

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