Japan Acts on Oil Reserves to Counter Middle East Supply Disruptions
Anjali Singh From the prism of international relations theory, Japan's approach is consistent with the idea of energy security, which…
From Rivalry to Fragmentation: Rethinking Security in Subcontinent
Archita Gaur The security of the region is now less about traditional inter-state rivalry and more about intersecting economic vulnerabilities,…
India Joins Pax Silica: A Strategic Technology Realignment Amid Global Supply Chain Turbulence
Aayush Pal India’s entry into Pax Silica marks a watershed moment in securing a resilient supply chain for contemporary technology.
When Deterrence Failed: The Iran War and the Collapse of Credibility in the Pakistan–Saudi Defence Agreement
Pakistan's 2025 Strategic Mutual Defence Agreement with Riyadh has come under intense scrutiny due to Iran's retaliatory drone…
The Geopolitics after Khamenei: How West Asia and Southeast Asia Are Interpreting Iran’s Leadership Transition
Anusreeta Dutta The issue is not merely Khamenei’s absence; rather, it concerns how the transition could reshape regional balances of…
Pranav S The Lithium Race: How South America Became the Battleground for the Future of Energy
A geopolitical conflict is growing in South America, and the stakes are nothing less than who will control…
Iran’s Influence Among Indian Shias and the Emerging Security Challenge for India
Dhruv Ashok The Indian state must develop a comprehensive strategy to counter Iranian attempts to influence the loyalties of the…
Strategic Ally or Strategic Liability? Israel’s Role in Shaping U.S. Middle East Policy
Mohmmad Rizwan The United States must transcend the influence and allure of the Israel lobby to effectively pursue a balanced…
Federalism in Nepal: Promise, Pitfalls, and the Politics of Decentralisation
Kumar Sheni Federalism in Nepal was introduced not merely as an administrative reform but as a peace-building mechanism following a…