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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...

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...

G7 Summit 2025

By: Sonalika Singh, Research Analyst, GSDN The G7 is an informal bloc of industrialized democracies, the United States, Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, and the...

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Is Bangladesh Tilting Towards China

By: Megha Mittal, Research Analyst, GSDN In 21st Century, it has become increasingly evident that global stage is shifting its power towards the East. The...

Pakistan’s ISI: The Unquestioned Omnipresence

By: Srijan Sharma Pakistan’s intelligence agency Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) probably the only intelligence organization in the world that enjoys limitless power or degree in every...

China’s expanding Nuclear Arsenal: A Growing Threat to Global Security and Regional Stability

By: Lipun Kumar Sinbad The last year or so has witnessed very rapid growth in Chinese nuclear capabilities that have increased over time to a...

Strategic Outlook of India’s ties with Japan: The Third 2+2 Ministerial Dialogue 2024

By: Vaibhav Pal New Delhi on August 20, 2024 hosted the third 2+2 ministerial dialogue with Japan where Defence Minister Rajnath Singh and Foreign minister...

Bangladesh Bhutan India Nepal Initiative: An Overview

By: Meghna Dasgupta, Research Analyst, GSDN The Bangladesh Bhutan India Nepal Initiative (BBIN) is a sub-divisional organisation that was established in 2015 with an aim...

Why Italy matters in the Global Geopolitics

By: Kashif Anwar, Research Analyst, GSDN Introduction In world politics, over centuries many countries have played a pivotal role from being a major to minor player...

India’s Neighbourhood: A Future of Chaos or Stability

By: Pritam Sarbabidya The concept of “Neighbourhood First” policy of India is a strategic outlook aimed at fostering cooperation with its “neighbours” with the vision...

Unveiling the Hidden Tensions: Pakistan’s subtle Retaliation against the UK amid Geopolitical Strains

By: Lt Col JS Sodhi (Retd), Editor, GSDN In recent years, the relationship between Pakistan and the United Kingdom (UK) has taken a complex turn,...

India’s Geographical Location: Impact on Foreign Policy

By: Arup Maity  ‘Asamudrahimachal’ (Extending from the ocean to the Himalayas- holistic India) - is an ancient geographical notion that constructs the ambit of the...

Cyprus: The Strategic Keystone of Eastern Mediterranean

By: Sourishree Ghosh, Research Analyst, GSDN Cyprus is located at the geographical juncture of Eurasia and Africa. It has an excellent geostrategic history and legacy...

Emerging Far-Right in France: Impact on Algeria

By: Julia Jose In the recent times, the France Far Right National Rally has won resounding victory in the first round of parliamentary election. The...

The Chessboard of Teesta: India, Bangladesh and China

By: Pritam Sarbabidya The dispute between India and Bangladesh over the Teesta River project has been a hotly debated matter for long, constituting a notable...

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