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The Argument for a Woman UN Secretary-General

GSDN - October 18, 20260

By: Simran Sodhi, Guest Author, GSDN In its 80-year-old history, the United Nations has never had a woman serve as Secretary-General. The calls for a...

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How China Is Taking Lead Over the United States in Multi-Domain Operations

Consulting Editor - October 18, 20260

By : Ankit Raj, Research Analyst, GSDN For decades, the United States (US) military set the standard for fighting across land, sea, air, space and...

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Has the Iran War Weakened the US Military?

Consulting Editor - October 15, 20260

By : Pratyush Raj, Research Analyst, GSDN Introduction The United States has long been considered the world's most powerful military power. Its strength comes from its...

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Flying Wedge Defence Debuts India’s First Indigenous AI-Piloted Fighter Aircraft Programme

GSDN - October 15, 20260

By: Suman Sharma As the global defence industry moves towards artificial intelligence, autonomous aircraft and new models of combat aviation, an Indian AI warfare company-...

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The China Factor: Why is America Helpless?

GSDN - October 13, 20260

By: Lt Col JS Sodhi (Retd), Editor, GSDN The United Nations Charter, consisting of a Preamble and 111 articles divided into 19 chapters, was signed...

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Upsurge in India’s Defence Exports: India’s Increasing Capabilities

By: Amisha Mohan The phenomenal growth in the Indian defence sector has left an indelible impression in world forums. India’s defence exports have significantly increased...

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Lower Mekong Initiative: Geopolitical Implications

By: Mahima Sharma, Research Analyst, GSDN The Lower Mekong Initiative (LMI) stands as a pivotal framework for cooperation in the Mekong subregion, encompassing Cambodia, Laos,...

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AMCA and Augmentation of India’s Aerospace Power

By: Darshan Gajjar, Research Analyst, GSDN “One must be clear when Diplomacy of persuasion must end and Diplomacy of threat of force and force itself...

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China’s Increasing Power in South Asia: Signs of Greater Turbulence in the Times Ahead

By: Kirti Sharma, Research Analyst, GSDN Introduction “India and Asian Geopolitics: The Past, Present” is a book written by Shivshankar Menon has propounded the whole narrative...

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Book Review: Why Bharat Matters

By: Aastha Agarwal After the resounding success of his debut book ‘The India Way’ in 2020, S Jaishankar, a veteran diplomat, former Foreign Secretary and...

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Research Paper: Exploring India’s Foreign Policy and Relations with Israel amid the Israel-Palestine Conflict

By: Yash Gajmal Introduction Despite being relatively small and still in its early stages, Israel has played a significant role in India's foreign policy discussions, both...

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Golden Crescent: Global Danger Zone

By: Deeplaxmi Patil, Research Analyst, GSDN Introduction Nestled amidst the rugged terrain and towering peaks of Central Asia lies a region for its pivotal role in...

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South China Sea: The New Centre of Geopolitics

By: Sourishree Ghosh, Research Analyst, GSDN The South China Sea (SCS) is the new arena of geopolitical competition and rivalry. The South China Sea not...

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Balochistan: Land of Forced Disappearances

By: Lt Col JS Sodhi (Retd), Editor, GSDN Introduction Balochistan which is the largest of the four provinces of Pakistan by area, has the ignominy of...

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How close is Iran in acquiring a Nuclear Weapon

By: Aasi Ansari, Research Analyst, GSDN Introduction Since highly enriched Uranium was discovered, the authorities of Iran and the UN watchdog have been discussing the nuclear...

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The “Little Red Dot” of Southeast Asia: Singapore’s Internal Dynamics and its Balancing Role in the Indo-Pacific

By: Aishwarya Dutta Introduction A non-communist regime popularly construed as a “pseudo-democracy”, Singapore is home to the ‘healthiest’ and the most ‘disciplined’ population of the world...

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Ethiopian Crisis: A Catastrophe in Making

By: Nabhjyot Arora, Research Analyst, GSDN ‘Bring the weapon; do you support Fano?’ – a question amongst that many Amnesty International officials asked to the...

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