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Why Oil still Matters: The American take-over of Venezuela

GSDN - January 12, 20260

By: Sanya Singh, Research Analyst, GSDN In today’s era of climate diplomacy, renewable energy milestones, and ambitious net-zero pledges, oil is often depicted as a...

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Operation Absolute Resolve: What Venezuela has Taught the World

GSDN - January 11, 20261

By: Lt Col JS Sodhi (Retd), Editor, GSDN On December 31, 2025 at 8.15 pm Venezuela Standard Time (VET) as the Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro...

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China’s Military Drills around Taiwan: Is War Imminent?

GSDN - January 10, 20260

By: Sk Md Assad Armaan, Research Analyst, GSDN In recent years, China’s military drills around Taiwan have become larger, more frequent, and more complex. Encirclement...

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Lessons from Nepal’s Gen Z Protests: Addressing Gaps in International Human Rights Law

GSDN - January 9, 20261

By: Ishan Singh “To suppress free speech is a double wrong. It violates the rights of the hearer as well as the speaker” - Frederick...

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Who is Winning the Semiconductor War?

GSDN - January 8, 20260

By: Kumar Aryan, Research Analyst, GSDN The global semiconductor industry stands at an unprecedented inflection point where technological prowess directly translates to geopolitical dominance, economic...

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COP-28: Climate Change Measures before it is too Late

By: Pinkle Gogoi, Research Analyst, GSDN Introduction COP-28 which means Conference of the Parties more commonly known as COP-28 was the 28th United Nations Climate Change...

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Inability of the United Nations to declare Hamas a Terrorist Organisation

By: Deeplaxmi Patil, Research Analyst, GSDN Introduction Hamas, derived from the acronym of its official title, the Islamic Resistance Movement (Harakat al-Muqāwamah al-Islamiyah), stands as a...

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Israel-Hamas Conflict: A Precept for India

By: Seetal Patra Palestinian author Susan Abulhawa in a recent interview to Rajdeep Sardesai said, “It is sad to see how Indians have changed.” India is...

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Syrian Civil War: Then, Now and Way Forward

By: Kashif Anwar, Research Analyst, GSDN Introduction The year 2011 was a difficult and turning phase for many Middle East nations as it went through the...

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India-Pakistan: The Global Nuclear Flashpoint

By: Aasi Ansari, Research Analyst, GSDN Introduction India-Pakistan border is one of the most vulnerable places in the world because of the nuclear capabilities in South...

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Book Review – How States Think: The Rationality of Foreign Policy

By: Darshan Gajjar, Research Analyst, GSDN The domains of geopolitics and foreign policy are filled with many unsolved questions due to the association of inherently...

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The Stalemate in Ukraine: A Three-Dimensional Analysis of the Conflict with Russia

By: Vishal Singh Ukraine's domestic affair: New tensions have surfaced in the face of Ukraine. This time, it's internal, the rift between Voldomyr Zelensky and...

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Kingdom of Jordan: An Analysis

By: Krishnendu R, Research Analyst, GSDN Introduction Jordan is a young state, an Arab country called the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan, a desert land with traces...

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Escalating Tensions in the Korean Peninsula: A Critical Analysis

By: Harshit Tokas, Research Analyst, GSDN The recent events surrounding North Korea’s missile launch and South Korea’s response have catalyzed a surge in tensions, marking...

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Importance of Thailand for India and China

By: Barsha Hazarika, Research Analyst, GSDN Competition between India and China has caused Southeast Asian countries to assess their respective geopolitical positions and importance as...

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Paraguay’s Problems

By: Anjali Mahto, Research Analyst, GSDN Paraguay is a landlocked democratic South American country. The majority of the population is of mixed Spanish and Guarani...

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Organization of Islamic Cooperation: Can it bring the Israel-Palestine War to an End

By: Nihal Kujur In the spirit of promoting international peace and harmony, the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) is the world's second-largest organization founded on...

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