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Why Spratly Islands matter to China

By: Andey Vivaan, Research Analyst, GSDN The Spratly Islands are a scattered collection of reefs, shoals, atolls, and small islands located in the South China...

Can the Two-nation theory work for Palestine 

By : Bhaskar Jha, Research Analyst, GSDN The global order goes through a phase of peril as age-old rivalries emerge and manifest itself in various forms of...

USA’s SPACE PROWESS: AN ANALYSIS 

By: Jaiwant Singh Jhala, Research Analyst, GSDN The exploration of outer space has been one of humanity’s greatest achievements, and the United States has played...

Till When Will the Middle East Not See Peace? 

By : Andey Vivaan, Research Analyst, GSDN In global politics, the Middle East is a very important place. It is a region of rich in energy resources the foundation...

How Geography Aided Iran in its War with USA & Israel 

By : Bhavika Bhartiya, Research Analyst, GSDN Discussions of wars usually revolve around weapons, soldiers, and technology. However, geography, which is the actual physical environment...

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India’s Strategic Evolution: The Shift from Global Rule-Taker to Multi-Vector Rule-Shaper

By: Hridbina Chatterjee India's foreign policy has gone through a significant change—transitioning more away from "Strategic Equidistance” to "Multi-Vector Engagement." For decades, New Delhi -...

Is the European Union in Chinese Grip?

By: Prachi Kushwah, Research Analyst, GSDN The European Union (EU) is today in a very critical crossroad with the People’s Republic of China. In the...

India’s ‘Neighbourhood First Policy’ needs an Urgent Re-think

By: Simran Sodhi, Guest Author, GSDN Even as Nepal seems to calm down and stabilize, the recent upheaval in the Himalayan Kingdom has left India...

As South Asia slips, India stands Strong

By: Lt Col JS Sodhi (Retd), Editor, GSDN South Asia with 25% of the world’s population with 2.04 billion and comprising India, Bangladesh, Bhutan, Maldives,...

Why Central Asia matters in Global Geopolitics?

By: Trishnakhi Parashar, Research Analyst, GSDN Resting at the heart of Eurasia, Central Asia has long been more than just a geographic expression— it is...

India-US Relations: A Strategic Reckoning

By: Kashif Anwar The Pahalgam terror attack and Operation Sindoor which highlighted the nature of India-Pakistan relationship and India’s military capabilities was followed by a...

Why South America matters Geopolitically?

By: Rudraksh Saklani, Research Analyst, GSDN In this era, which is not of war, but of geo-economics rather, the latent nature and unmet potential of...

Should India trust China after Galwan?

By: Megha Mittal, Research Analyst, GSDN India-China relations have always been portrayed as a fine balancing act between cooperation and confrontation. They share civilizational linkages...

Islamic NATO: Implications for Israel & India

By: Lt Col JS Sodhi (Retd), Editor, GSDN In 1977, David Hirst authored the book “The Gun and the Olive Branch: The Roots of Violence...

Pakistan’s Deepening Relations with the USA: A Concern for India

By: Drishti Gupta, Research Analyst, GSDN The triangular relationship between the United States, Pakistan, and India has historically shaped the geopolitics of South Asia. Washington’s...

Russia-India-China Trilateral Relations: Change in Global Power Dynamics

By: Aasi Ansari, Research Analyst, GSDN The recent Russia-India-China (RIC) Trilateral relations uniting to form an alternative power bloc against the United States has become...

Digital Technologies and the New Age of Revolutions

By: Brig AJA Pereira, SM (Retd) “The great danger of the modern world is that we are drowning in information but starved for wisdom," warned...

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