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Will the Israel-Lebanon Ceasefire Hold? 

By: Sonalika Singh, Consulting Editor, GSDN In regions where history is layered with conflict and fragile understandings, a ceasefire rarely signals resolution; more often, it represents a...

The Waning Red Shadow: Is India’s Maoist Insurgency Truly Near Its End?

By: Khushbu Ahlawat, Consulting Editor, GSDN From Naxalbari to the Red Corridor: Origins, Expansion, and Ideological Foundations The trajectory of India’s Maoist insurgency, often referred to...

NATO at a Crossroads: Trump and the Exit Debate

By: Khushbu Ahlawat, Consulting Editor, GSDN Origins of NATO and the Foundations of Collective Security The debate surrounding a possible U.S. withdrawal from NATO cannot be...

Reservation or Recalibration? Unpacking the Political Economy of Women’s Quotas and Delimitation in India

By: Khushbu Ahlawat, Consulting Editor, GSDN Reform, Representation, and the Federal Question India’s push for women’s reservation promises a historic leap toward gender equality, yet its...

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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...

G7 Summit 2025

By: Sonalika Singh, Research Analyst, GSDN The G7 is an informal bloc of industrialized democracies, the United States, Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, and the...

Why Turkey Supports Pakistan Militarily: A Strategic Brotherhood in a Changing World

By: Drishti Gupta, Research Analyst, GSDN In today’s changing world, the strong military partnership between Turkey and Pakistan stands out as a key relationship between...

They never Had the Chance: And We are Throwing ours Away

By: Ananya Das, Associate Editor, GSDN The date was June 07, 2025. I don’t know what cracked open inside me today, but I can’t put...

Why South Africa Matters in Global Geopolitics?

By: Afridi Ahmed, Research Analyst, GSDN In 1994 after emerging from the Apartheid regime, South Africa has been considered the most advanced economy in sub-Saharan...

Rise of the Machines: Human Cost of a Digital World

By: Brigadier Anil John Pereira, SM (Retd) Over the past two centuries, technology has not merely advanced but transformed the very fabric of human life....

US-China Trade War

By: Gayathri Pramod The U.S.-China tariff war, initiated in 2018, has evolved into a prolonged economic confrontation with significant global implications. As of mid-2025, both...

Iran’s Pyrrhic Victory over Israel in the 12-Day War

By: Lt Col JS Sodhi (Retd), Editor, GSDN Garry Kasparov, the Russian chess grandmaster famously quoted “At the end of the day, it’s all about...

Quantum Computing and India’s Defense Strategy

By: Taha Ali India's defense R&D ecosystem has recently indicated that quantum science is a national priority now.  In late May 2025, DRDO Chairman Dr....

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