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Why Oil still Matters: The American take-over of Venezuela

By: Sanya Singh, Research Analyst, GSDN In today’s era of climate diplomacy, renewable energy milestones, and ambitious net-zero pledges, oil is often depicted as a...

Operation Absolute Resolve: What Venezuela has Taught the World

By: Lt Col JS Sodhi (Retd), Editor, GSDN On December 31, 2025 at 8.15 pm Venezuela Standard Time (VET) as the Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro...

Lessons from Nepal’s Gen Z Protests: Addressing Gaps in International Human Rights Law

By: Ishan Singh “To suppress free speech is a double wrong. It violates the rights of the hearer as well as the speaker” - Frederick...

Who is Winning the Semiconductor War?

By: Kumar Aryan, Research Analyst, GSDN The global semiconductor industry stands at an unprecedented inflection point where technological prowess directly translates to geopolitical dominance, economic...

Unrest in Mexico

By: Trishnakhi Parashar, Research Analyst, GSDN A tremor runs through Mexico’s streets as the nation’s youth demand answers from those in power. Mexico is currently...

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Mossad’s Learning Hard Lessons and Redeeming the Colossal 7th October Failure

By: Srijan Sharma & Prakrat Gupta The colossal intelligence management failures of Mossad on October 07, 2023 when Hamas launched its largest attack on Israel, plunged...

China’s Nuclear Programme: Warning for India

By: Paarvana Sree, Research Analyst, GSDN China's nuclear weapons have been playing a significant role in its national strategy. We can see that China's nuclear...

Yours Geopolitically Khaund: Russia-Pakistan’s Convergence poses Strategic Concerns for India

By: Anuraag Khaund On September 18-19, 2024, two days before the fourth QUAD Leaders’ Summit hosted by the US in Wilmington, Delaware, the Russian Deputy...

Unrest and Instability in South Asia: Reasons and Consequences

By: Meghna Dasgupta, Research Analyst, GSDN South Asia is a home to nearly 2.04 billion people, and is marked by its rich cultural diversity and...

Tracing the Taliban Trajectory

By: Samadrita Goswami Afghanistan has always been a fragmented state lacking little to no centralised authority. Afghanistan only came to be recognised as a sovereign...

Minorities’ pivotal role in Elections 2024 of USA

By: Baadshah Chatterjee For the first time in American history, Kamala Harris, an African-American woman on her father's side, born in Jamaica, and Asian on...

Growing Global Geopolitics in the Artic Region

By: Mahima Sharma, Research Analyst, GSDN The Arctic region, located at the northernmost part of the Earth, encompasses the Arctic Ocean and surrounding territories, including...

Can Israelis and Palestinians Achieve a New Era of Coexistence

By: Inzam PI Both Jews and Palestinians are victims of the ongoing conflict. Negating one against the other will not lead to a solution. You...

Yours Geopolitically Khaund: The Kra Canal’s Strategic Opportunity for India

By: Anuraag Khaund, Guest Author Along with the Himalayas and Eurasia, the Indian Ocean has also emerged as an important hot-bed of geopolitical rivalry between...

China’s Nuclear Programme

By: Aasi Ansari, Research Analyst, GSDN The recent expansion of China’s nuclear arsenal has put China’s Nuclear Program into limelight. Other Nuclear and Non-Nuclear states...

Why MENA matters to the Global Geopolitics

By: Shivangee Bhattacharya, Research Analyst, GSDN For the major part of the modern history, the Middle East & North African (MENA) region has always been...

Is NATO still a United Alliance

By: Tanuja Baura, Research Analyst, GSDN The North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) is a military alliance created in 1949 to balance the Soviet military presence...

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