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Why Cuba matters to the United States? 

By : Dhritiman Banerjee, Research Analyst, GSDN Introduction  The Monroe Doctrine, one of the earliest pillars of American foreign policy envisaged the Western Hemisphere as a...

China’s Infrastructure Development along the LAC: Warning Bells for India  

By : Bhaskar Jha, Research Analyst, GSDN Introduction  India has always looked at The Himalayas as an asset. A terrain which was arduous to navigate, providing...

INDIA’S GEOPOLITICAL STANDING IN SOUTH ASIA 

By : Jaiwant Singh Jhala, Research Analyst, GSDN South Asia occupies a position of immense strategic importance in global geopolitics. Home to nearly one-fourth of...

The Trade War inside your MacBook

By: Upasna Mishra There was a time, not so long ago, when buying a new MacBook felt like a genuine investment in the future. It...

General Dhiraj Seth: Fine Officer in the Command of the World’s Finest Army

By: Lt Col JS Sodhi (Retired), Editor, GSDN Anyone who has interacted with General Dhiraj Seth, PVSM, UYSM, AVSM, ADC right from his days as...

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From Oil to Lithium: How Critical Minerals Are Reshaping Global Power

By: Khushbu Ahlawat, Consulting Editor, GSDN Introduction The relationship between natural resources and global power has been a defining feature of international politics for over a...

The Gender Pay Gap in 2026: Myth or Reality?

By: Khushbu Ahlawat, Consulting Editor, GSDN Introduction: Reframing the Debate on Pay Equity The gender pay gap has long occupied a central position in debates surrounding...

China’s Latest 5-Year Plan: An Analysis 

By:Sonalika Singh, Consulting Editor, GSDN China’s Fifteenth Five-Year Plan (2026–2030) represents a pivotal moment in the country’s long-term development trajectory, reflecting both continuity with past strategies and...

Carbon Credits: Market Mechanism, Climate Governance, and Global Challenges

By: Khushbu Ahlawat, Consulting Editor, GSDN Introduction Carbon credits have emerged as a central instrument in global efforts to combat climate change, offering a market-based mechanism...

Indo-Pacific Flashpoint: Containing China’s Strategic Expansion

By: Khushbu Ahlawat, Consulting Editor, GSDN Introduction The Indo-Pacific has rapidly emerged as the epicenter of contemporary geopolitics, where economic interdependence intersects with intensifying strategic rivalry....

Power or Conformity? Decoding the Semiotics of Political Dress in Global and Indian Contexts

By: Khushbu Ahlawat, Consulting Editor, GSDN Introduction  In contemporary political landscapes, where visibility, perception, and symbolism are central to leadership, clothing emerges as a powerful yet...

Trump’s Tariffs on Europe for Greenland: Can the European Union stop USA from Annexing Greenland?

By: Kumar Aryan, Research Analyst, GSDN The geopolitical landscape of the Arctic region has undergone a dramatic transformation since January 2026, when U.S. President Donald...

Khadki Cantonment Board’s Relentless Quest for Citizen Comfort

By: Lt Col JS Sodhi (Retd), Editor, GSDN The Khadki Cantonment Board (KCB) was dwelling over certain projects that were quintessential for citizen comfort. Over a period...

China’s Energy Diplomacy in South Sudan: Oil, Power, and the Politics of Strategic Engagement

By: Khushbu Ahlawat, Consulting Editor, GSDN Introduction The intersection of energy security, geopolitics, and development has made South Sudan a critical arena for global power competition,...

Rebalancing the Multilateral Trading Order: Cameroon, WTO Reform, and the Politics of Global Trade Governance

By: Khushbu Ahlawat, Consulting Editor, GSDN The Crisis of Multilateralism: WTO in a Fragmenting Global Economy The contemporary global trading system stands at a critical juncture,...

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