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China’s Submarine Push into the Indian Ocean and the Shifting Geometry of Power

GSDN - February 23, 20260

By: Anusreeta Dutta There is usually no fanfare when the most important changes in geopolitics happen. They happen in silence, with slow deployments, logistical arrangements,...

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Are India-Russia Relations as Strong as Before?

GSDN - February 22, 20260

By: Prachi Kushwah, Research Analyst, GSDN India and Russia go way back. Their partnership really took off in the middle of the last century—especially during...

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Why Balochistan Is Boiling Pakistan?

Consulting Editor - February 21, 20260

By: Sonalika Singh, Consulting Editor, GSDN Balochistan, the largest yet least developed province of Pakistan, has once again emerged as the epicentre of violent unrest and political instability, raising...

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Geostrategic Synchronisation in the Indo-Pacific: An Analysis of the QUAD’s Strategic Architecture

GSDN - February 21, 20260

By: Prof. (Dr.) ML Meena and Ravi D. Bishnoi In recent years, geopolitical analysts have frequently framed the Indo-Pacific as a compelling geopolitical imagination shaping...

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India’s Space Doctrine Recast: Power, Parity, and Strategic Autonomy

Consulting Editor - February 20, 20261

By: Khushbu Ahlawat, Consulting Editor, GSDN IntroductionIndia’s space journey began not as a quest for prestige or power projection, but as an instrument of national...

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China’s Economy: Declining or Deception

By: Anjali Mahto, Research Analyst, GSDN China's economic achievements over the past thirty years have been spectacular. In 2022, its Gross Domestic Product (GDP) reached US$ 18.3...

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The Quest for Alternatives: BRICS and the Challenge to Dollar Dominance

By: Harshit Tokas, Research Analyst, GSDN For the past 80 years, the United States dollar has reigned supreme as the world's principal reserve currency. However,...

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Essequibo: The Land of Perpetual Conflict

By: Seetal Patra, Research Analyst, GSDN “There is nothing that prevents Guyana from exercising its rights to its internationally recognized land and marine space”, said...

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Propaganda: Operations and Proliferation

By: Darshan Gajjar, Research Analyst, GSDN “Everything is propaganda.” ~ Jacques Driencourt Since the inception of human civilization, and for that matter, the origin of the...

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Arab League: An Analysis

By: Mahima Sharma, Research Analyst, GSDN The Arab League, officially known as the League of Arab States, is a regional organization that brings together 22...

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Importance of Red Sea for Global Trade and Geopolitics

By: Barsha Hazarika, Research Analyst, GSDN The Red Sea, situated between Africa and Asia, stands as a vital inlet of the Indian Ocean with its...

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Iran: Impact of Economic Sanctions

By: Muktha Prasannan, Research Analyst, GSDN Since January 1984, Iran's economy has been under various US economic sanctions of increasing scope and intensity. The sanctions...

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Nauru’s Recognition of China: Trouble for Taiwan

By: Deeplaxmi Patil, Research Analyst, GSDN Introduction Nauru, a tiny Micronesian island, was among the select few nations upholding diplomatic relations with Taipei amidst China's persistent...

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The Rise and Fall of Venezuela’s Petrostate Glory

By: Ayush Shankar In the coronary heart of South America, where emerald rainforests hug the amazing Orinoco River, a state pulsed with possibility. Venezuela, a...

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As POJK Suffers, Pakistan Splurges

By: Lt Col JS Sodhi (Retd), Editor, GSDN As Pakistan Occupied Jammu & Kashmir (POJK) suffers from gross under-development and impoverishment, the Government of Pakistan...

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Iran-Pakistan Skirmishes and Persisting Turmoil in the Middle East

By: Darshan Gajjar, Research Analyst, GSDN "The fault lines between civilizations will be the battle lines of the future." ~ Samuel P. Huntington In the aftermath...

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UN Report highlights Al-Qaida resurgence and Taliban-TTP Collaboration in Afghanistan

By: Harshit Tokas, Research Analyst, GSDN United Nations in a report recently has issued a warning regarding the resurgence of Al-Qaida in Afghanistan, indicating the...

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