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Engaging the High North: India and the Arctic Geopolitics 

By : Soumya Dutta On May 19th 2026, India enhanced its Arctic engagement at the Third India-Nordic Summit at Oslo, with Prime Minister Narendra Modi and...

New World Order Post the Iran War 

By : by Ankit Raj, Research Analyst, GSDN The geopolitical landscape of the Middle East and the broader international system has undergone profound transformations following decades of...

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...

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Has the European Union been Successful?

By: Mahima Sharma, Research Analyst, GSDN In a world increasingly defined by globalization, the European Union (EU) stands as a remarkable experiment in political and...

Why the Indo-Pacific matters Geopolitically?

By: Meghna Dasgupta, Research Analyst, GSDN From the eastern coast of Africa, to the western shores of Americas the strategically important region known as the...

Crisis in Syria

By: Paarvana Sree, Research Analyst, GSDN The crisis in Syria is the outcome of the Arab Spring which started in Tunisia and reached many parts...

Why is Myanmar a destabilised Democracy?

By: Saziya Asgar & Shubh Gupta In the last quarter of 20th century, the third wave of democratisationoccurred which has shaped geopolitical landscape in a...

Yours Geopolitically Khaund: The Taliban-India Meet in Doha-A Strategic Outreach?

By: Anuraag Khaund The day of January 08, 2025 saw India’s Foreign Secretary Vikrant Misri meeting Taliban’s Foreign Minister Mawlawi Amir Khan Muttaqi in the...

Trump 2.0 and States Scouting for Strategic Symphony

By: Pragathi Kowndinya, Research Analyst, GSDN Trumpism’, lately, a term in the trend. Scholars opine that ‘Trumpism’ was coined to mark the outright personality, high...

China-Japan Relations: Critical Juncture

By: Manvi Banta, Research Analyst, GSDN “One can change friends, but one cannot change neighbors”: This quote from a former Indian prime minister applies to...

China-Mexico Relations: Arduous Times for America

By: Shivangee Bhattacharya, Research Analyst, GSDN In recent decades, China's interaction with Latin America has seen exponential growth with Mexico moving perceptibly from one of...

Bangladesh’s Tilt towards China: A new Challenge for India in South Asia

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

Assad’s Collapse: The US-Israel’s Rise in Syria

By: Gayathri Pramod, Research Analyst, GSDN The fall of Bashar al-Assad's regime in Syria has caused a significant change in the Middle East's geopolitical scene,...

Compendium 2024: Here’s a déjà vu on how India grabbed Global Spotlight in 2024 with her Foreign Policy (Part II)

By: Aastha Agarwal The new Ram Mandir at Ayodhya was inaugurated on January 22, 2024, after the temple premises being closed for over 500 years...

The Bush Doctrine as a Grand Strategy: In Retrospect

By: Dhritiman Banerjee The MENA region and Afghanistan have become increasingly important focal points among experts on National Security issues. While, these states have been...

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