Weapons as Statecraft: India’s Defence Export Diplomacy in the Global South
Archita Gaur Defence exports can complement India's broader engagement with developing countries through capacity building, training, development partnerships, and technology…
Why Summit Venues Matter: Reading NATO’s Strategy Through Ankara
The venue itself reflects shifting strategic priorities, at a time when security concerns are escalating across the Black…
From Recipients to Providers: Is the Global South Emerging as a Provider of Global Public Goods?
The emerging world is no longer just consuming public goods; it is increasingly producing and sharing them.
Capacity Building as Statecraft: Understanding the Strategic Significance of ITEC
Established in 1964 as part of India's broader technical cooperation framework, ITEC was conceptualised as a tool of…
Beyond Western Europe: What Modi’s Slovakia Visit Reveals About India’s European Strategy
India's elevation of its relations with Slovakia to a Comprehensive Partnership level and bilateral discussions on defence cooperation,…
From Civilizational Ties to Strategic Partnership: The Evolution of India–Nepal Relations
Nepal holds a key place in India’s strategic and geopolitical calculations, lying between India and China.
Weaponising History: Why China Keeps Invoking Japanese Militarism
Why does China continue to invoke Japanese militarism in contemporary security debates?
From Hormuz to Taiwan: The Shift from Energy Security to Compute Security
Today, fabs in Taiwan and advanced compute supply chains have attained the strategic value once occupied by oil-producing…
The Return of Middle Powers in the Geoeconomic Order
The role of these nations shows that the nature of geopolitics in the global world has changed dramatically…
From Oil to Minerals: How Supply Chains Became Instruments of Geopolitical Power
The new frontier of resource power is not in the oil field but in the mine shafts.