Fortifying the Chicken’s Neck: The Geopolitical Symbiosis of India’s Capital and Bhutan’s Megaproject
Hridbina Chatterjee For India, backing Bhutan’s urban and industrial expansion at Gelephu is not merely an act of neighbourly goodwill;…
From Kolkata to Beijing: Dhaka’s New Balancing Act
Anjali Singh Bangladeshi Prime Minister Tarique Rahman’s first official visit to China is a turning point in the geopolitics of…
Beyond Western Europe: What Modi’s Slovakia Visit Reveals About India’s European Strategy
Archita Gaur India's elevation of its relations with Slovakia to a Comprehensive Partnership level and bilateral discussions on defence cooperation,…
Why Critical Minerals Are The New Oil
Anusreeta Dutta The International Energy Agency has repeatedly warned that demand for essential minerals will skyrocket by 2040 if countries…
Why the Arctic Matters to India: Climate Change, Shipping, and Strategic Competition
Daljeet Singh Changes in the Arctic influence India's climate, maritime trade, energy security, and foreign policy.
From the Two-Nation Theory to Internal Colonialism: Contradictions in Pakistan’s Nation-Building Project
Dr Mohmmad Rizwan The purpose of this article is not to describe the present protest but to demonstrate how the colonial…
Beyond Defence: How India and France Are Redrawing Their Strategic Map
Aayush Pal The two countries have moved beyond a purely defence-centric relationship and have emerged as strategic partners, which has…
PM Modi’s Diplomacy Balances Realism and Cooperation Ahead of EU Trade Talks
This trip is no longer a mere act of courtesy but shows New Delhi's attempts to balance strategic…
The New Great Game in the Himalayas: Infrastructure, Influence and the India–China Contest
Divyanka Tandon The border between India and China has never truly been settled. The Line of Actual Control (LAC) —…
Weaponising History: Why China Keeps Invoking Japanese Militarism
Why does China continue to invoke Japanese militarism in contemporary security debates?