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Will the Iran War Be the Nemesis for the Republicans in the Mid-Term Elections 2026? 

By : Kumar Aryan, Research Analyst, GSDN The political question surrounding the Iran war is no longer limited to foreign policy. Since the U.S.-Israeli air...

Why Devaluation of the Rupee Matters — And What It Means for You 

By : Bhaskar Jha, Research Analyst, GSDN Introduction  Imagine being a parent planning foreign education for your children, only to find out that the cost has...

Engaging the High North: India and the Arctic Geopolitics 

By : Soumya Dutta On May 19th 2026, India enhanced its Arctic engagement at the Third India-Nordic Summit at Oslo, with Prime Minister Narendra Modi and...

New World Order Post the Iran War 

By : by Ankit Raj, Research Analyst, GSDN The geopolitical landscape of the Middle East and the broader international system has undergone profound transformations following decades of...

Why Cuba matters to the United States? 

By : Dhritiman Banerjee, Research Analyst, GSDN Introduction  The Monroe Doctrine, one of the earliest pillars of American foreign policy envisaged the Western Hemisphere as a...

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Beyond Words: Rediscovering Bhartiya Shiksha Parampara; A Global Perspective on India’s Ancient Education System

By: Anamika Tiwari, Guest Author, GSDN India that is Bharat, is one of the oldest civilisations in the world which has always been known for its rich and deep-rooted educational traditions. The Bhartiya Shiksha...

GSDN’s maiden Seminar on Legacy of Relations in the evolving India-Bangladesh Milieu: New Geopolitical Reality & Implications for Regional Stability

By: Lt Col JS Sodhi (Retd), Editor, GSDN Global Strategic & Defence News organised its maiden seminar on the theme “Legacy of Relations in the...

Why Pakistan-Bangladesh closeness should worry India?

By: Shreya Dabral, Research Analyst, GSDN South Asia has never been an example of simple geopolitics, in which the bitterness of history, the hostility of...

Will the Middle East ever see Peace?

By: Sanjay Mummana, Research Analyst, GSDN The Middle East is never just a desert between Asia and Africa; it is the place of the birth...

Resilient Under Sanctions: Russia’s Economic Survival amid the prolonged Ukraine War

By: Aditi Sharma, Research Analyst, GSDN Beginning on February 24, 2022, the conflict between Russia and Ukraine swiftly altered the course of European history. The...

Link-17 of the Pakistan Air Force

By: Sanskriti Singh, Research Analyst, GSDN When we think about air power we may think about fighter aircraft, missiles, advanced air warfare technologies or systems....

Role of Electronic Warfare in India-Pakistan Conflict 2025

By: Kumar Aryan, Research Analyst, GSDN The recent confrontation between India and Pakistan in May 2025 marked a watershed moment in South Asian military doctrine,...

The Xi’an Consensus? China’s Blueprint for a new Eurasian Order

By: Prof. Bawa Singh, Anjana VS and Jay Koche China and the Central Asian Republics (CARs) have signed the Treaty of Permanent Good-Neighbourliness, Friendship, and...

The US-China Tango: Rise of G3 and Trouble for Taiwan

By: Lt Col JS Sodhi (Retd), Editor, GSDN Two contrasting statements by the Donald Trump Administration in just a span of over five years, pretty...

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