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Is the Middle East now in Iran’s Grip? 

By : by Bhavika Bhartiya, Research Analyst, GSDN A nation that has been discussed repeatedly during negotiations in the Middle East is Iran. They have...

Why Self-Reliance in Energy is Important for India’s Economy?

By: Nivriti Rathi, Research Analyst, GSDN The world’s biggest green energy players are betting on India. In the renewable energy sector, smart capital is driven...

Bangladesh PM’s first Foreign Visit to China & Malaysia: Implications & Signalling to India  

By : Simar Kaur, Research Analyst, GSDN Introduction  The very first foreign visit of an incoming chief executive has a certain level of political significance, especially...

Resignation of the UK Prime Minister: Analysis & Implications 

By : Shaurya Pandey, Research Analyst, GSDN On June 22, 2026, United Kingdom (UK) Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer stood outside 10 Downing Street and...

WHY WILL USA ALWAYS HAVE CLOSE TIES WITH PAKISTAN? 

By : Jaiwant Singh Jhala, Research Analyst, GSDN The relationship between the United States and Pakistan has often been marked by alternating phases of warmth...

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By: C Shraddha The relationship between Indonesia and Malaysia is one of historical richness. This can be mapped back to the 7th century when...

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Balancing Necessity and Mistrust: A Geopolitical View of Pakistan–U.S. Relations

By: Ahana Sarkar The connection between Pakistan and the United States changed much over the decades; it had times of close partnership and periods of...

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By: Namya Sethi The Middle East is one of the most important places in the world for culture and history. It is the birthplace of...

Diego Garcia: The Silent Engine of Power and the Echoes of Displacement

By: Ahana Sarkar Diego Garcia is an island in the Indian Ocean, and for most people, it’s just a dot on the map. They’ve never...

Pakistan’s Terror Networks and the Curious Case of its Global Funding

By: Lt Col JS Sodhi (Retd), Editor, GSDN In the succeeding 24 years after India got independence and Pakistan emerged as a new nation in...

Suspension of the Indus Waters Treaty: India’s response to Pakistan’s Terror

By: Sonalika Singh, Research Analyst, GSDN The suspension of the Indus Waters Treaty by India in 2025 has emerged as a landmark development in South...

Why the Three Superpowers Support Pakistan?

By: Priya Naik, Research Analyst, GSDN Pakistan’s geopolitical significance has been shaped by three distinct phases of superpower engagement, each reflecting shifting global power dynamics...

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By: Nabhjyot Arora, Research Analyst, GSDN The United States (US) and The People’s Republic of China (China) stepped back from trade decoupling, as the US...

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