Digital Currencies vs Dollar Hegemony: A Data-Based Geopolitical Analysis
Divyanka Tandon The most important geopolitical aspect of CBDCs is their potential to change cross-border payments. CBDCs could be the…
Political Instability Nepal, Bangladesh, and Sri Lanka – What it Means for India, China, and the USA
Public protests demonstrated that an economy cannot grow without inclusive governance, and beyond a certain limit of economic…
Power and Priorities: Global Military Expenditure and Geopolitical Shifts, 2010–2024
Defence budgets are not merely fiscal submissions; rather, they are strategic signals that depict security challenges faced by…
Nvidia and the Fractured Future of Semiconductors: Geopolitics, AI, and the New Tech Blocs
Once best known for its graphics cards powering video games, Nvidia has become the undisputed leader in artificial…
The Impact of Western Sanctions on Russia’s Trade Flows: A Data-Driven Look at the Pivot to China, Surge with India, and Non-Western Realignment
Russia’s trade geography has changed as a result of Western sanctions that have been in place since the…
Mapping the Decline of U.S. Hegemony: A 25-Year Data-Centric Analysis of Multipolarity
A central conclusion is that U.S. hegemonic decline is less a matter of absolute loss of capability and…
Geopolitical Risk Indexing for India’s National Security: A Policy Integration Framework
This issue brief presents a pioneering framework for integrating Geopolitical Risk Indexing (GPR) into India’s national security architecture.…
Cyber Warfare Between China and India: A 30-Year Geopolitical and Data-Driven Analysis
Cyber warfare has emerged not only as a tool for espionage but also as a means to exert…
Tracking Refugee Movements with AI Models: Data-Driven Insights into Migration and Political Shifts
AI, when coupled with Data Analytics, offers a powerful toolkit to process vast volumes of unstructured data, predict…
India’s AI Moment: Aligning Ambition with Strategy and Governance
AI is too important to be left to bureaucrats and tech boards—it must be democratised—strategically, socially, and politically.