Sovereign Buffers to Smart Grids: Navigating Sri Lanka’s Modern Shift Toward Private Power Generation
Hridbina Chatterjee The state is executing a vital transition toward deep private sector energy grid integration, a strategy built to…
The Caucasian Divorce: Russia, Armenia, and a Friendship in Freefall
Aayush Pal The old dynamics of Caucasian friendship are witnessing a growing rift.
The Return of Middle Powers in the Geoeconomic Order
Archita Gaur 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.
Beyond the Iron Brotherhood: The Evolution of China–Pakistan Relations
Dr Mohmmad Rizwan The primary foundation of the Sino-Pakistan partnership is rooted in their mutual animosity for India.
From Outsider to Outcast: Tulsi Gabbard and the Death of the MAGA Conscience
Kumar Satish Tulsi Gabbard, who was considered one of the most rational, pragmatic, and genuinely “America First” leaders in the…
China Turns to WTO Review against India for Solar Cell and IT Restrictions
Anjali Singh China had suggested establishing a dispute resolution panel through the World Trade Organisation (WTO) based on India’s policies…
PM Modi’s Five-Nation Tour And The New Geography Of Indian Power
Kritant Mishra What New Delhi is doing is more practical: building issue-based coalitions where energy, supply chains, technology, ports, finance…
The New Cold War? US–China Rivalry in the AI and Semiconductor Era
Divyanka Tandon The contest between the United States and China over artificial intelligence and semiconductor dominance is not merely a…
The Kurdish Crisis: Geopolitics, Statelessness, and the Unfinished Conflict of the Middle East
Anusreeta Dutta The Kurdish issue has transcended the question of ethnic identity and minority rights. It has become a complicated…