The Strait of Hormuz Doctrine Gap: Why India Needs a Joint Warfare Framework for Energy Chokepoint Defence
Diksha Bharti India imports more than 85 per cent of its crude oil requirements, while a substantial share of its…
The Bay of Bengal Is Becoming the India-Pacific’s Energy Frontier
Anusreeta Dutta The Bay of Bengal is emerging as more than just a strategic waterway. It is becoming an important…
From Recipients to Providers: Is the Global South Emerging as a Provider of Global Public Goods?
Archita Gaur The emerging world is no longer just consuming public goods; it is increasingly producing and sharing them.
Soft Power on the Fast Track- The Unsung Victory of Sports Diplomacy in the Indo-Pacific
Parag Gilada The presentation of the Australia-India Sports Roadmap is a quantum leap in statecraft beyond a conventional maritime security…
From Textiles to Tech: India–UK CETA
Anjali Singh The India–UK Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA), a free trade agreement (FTA), is not just economically motivated…
UN Security Council Reform: Beyond the Riddle of Veto and Permanent Membership
Professor Dr. Bharat H Desai Many member states genuinely feel that the UN Charter does not reflect the realities of the 21st-century world.…
Resource-Rich, Security-Poor: The Sahel’s Paradox of Plenty
Aayush Pal The region possesses almost everything that could make it one of the most prosperous parts of Africa. However,…
The Future of Iran After the Israel-Iran Conflict
Raghvendra Tripathi The central question is no longer who won the war militarily — Iran's losses were severe — but…
Takaichi in Delhi: Old Friendship, New Geometry
Both Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi described the visit as the beginning of a…
Beyond Kalapani: What Nepal’s Mediation Proposal Reveals About Himalayan Geopolitics
The Kalapani issue is not just about maps and historical treaties. Now it’s a portal into the geopolitical…