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Why Spratly Islands matter to China

By: Andey Vivaan, Research Analyst, GSDN The Spratly Islands are a scattered collection of reefs, shoals, atolls, and small islands located in the South China...

From Hormuz to Handala: Points to Ruminate for the Indian Armed Forces

By: Brigadier KGK Nair, SM (Retired) I am certain that the lessons learnt from the U.S.–Iranian conflict will be more than just a few slides...

Measures to Reinvigorate India’s Economy

By: Simar Kaur, Research Analyst, GSDN With ten years of inconsistent growth, characterised by the coronavirus outbreak, global disruption in supply chains, and inherent structural...

Will Russia Invade Any Baltic Nation?

By: Shaurya Pandey, Research Analyst, GSDN The question of whether Russia will mount a military invasion against one or more of the Baltic states...

Can the Two-nation theory work for Palestine 

By : Bhaskar Jha, Research Analyst, GSDN The global order goes through a phase of peril as age-old rivalries emerge and manifest itself in various forms of...

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Why Mainstream & Social Media Matter?

By: Lt Col JS Sodhi (Retd), Editor, GSDN The morning prayer of the National Defence Academy, Khadakwasla, which is the world-renowned Tri-Services training institution located...

Why Turkey matters in Global Geopolitics?

By: Shreya Dabral, Research Analyst, GSDN Turkey is considered as a strong nation when we hear about global geopolitics. Well, the significance arises from the...

The Iron Bond: US Patronage and Israeli Power

By: C Shraddha The existence of the United States-Israel relationship predates the statehood of the Jewish nation-state. On March 3, 1919, the 28th President of...

The Iran-Israel War: What India Can Learn

By: Chethana Enugula The short but fierce Iran-Israel War of 2025 has become a geopolitical benchmark. A preemptive airstrike on Iranian nuclear and military targets...

Beyond Convenience: The Dynamics of Pakistan-USA Relations

By: Ahana Sarkar Field Marshal Asim Munir’s recent visit to the United States marks a critical juncture in Pakistan-USA relations, coming at a time when...

Land Warfare in the Anthropocene: Ecological Constraints on Future Indian Military Operations

By: Taha Ali At a breathtaking pace, climate change is reshaping battlefield environments, becoming a threat multiplier that we need to center on in military...

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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