Trade, Taiwan, and Tehran: Inside the China-US Summit That Redrew Bilateral Terms
Aayush Pal The United States today is more dependent on China than China is dependent on the United States. As…
Multipolarity in Motion: The Reordering of Global Power
Daljeet Singh The article argues that the unipolar world order dominated by the United States is steadily giving way to…
Strategic Silence: How India is Redefining Power in the Indo-Pacific
Archita Gaur India's approach can be described by the use of the term “strategic silence”, which is a stance of…
China’s Trade Surplus Safeguards Against the Chaos in West Asia
Anjali Singh China's GDP grew by 5% more than anticipated, demonstrating both resilience and susceptibility as the US-Israel conflict with…
West by Name, Not by Allegiance: The Sanchez Doctrine and Spain’s Slow Pivot from Washington
Spain is seeking strategic independence and diversifying its global partnerships.
China in Afghanistan: Pragmatism, Power, and the Limits of Strategy
The authors highlight the convergence of security (notably Xinjiang-related) and economic concerns, characterising Beijing’s response as cautious pragmatism.
Between Ballots and Bayonets: Myanmar’s Controlled Transition in a Contested Indo-Pacific
While the election process appeared democratic externally, it represents a strategic shift in governance, where the military operates…
Securing the LAC: Countering Beijing’s Grey-Zone Tactics at the LAC
Hridbina Chatterjee The competition has now extended well beyond troop deployments, evolving into a contest over the resilience and survivability…
Opportunity in Crisis: Taiwan on Edge as China Tests U.S. Distraction
Beijing may see a brief change in the Indo-Pacific power dynamics as Washington reallocates military resources to West…
India–US in the Indo-Pacific: From Strategic Alignment to Structural Necessity
Joy Aditya Phookan The India-US convergence is a direct response to China’s assertive expansionism, visible in its construction of artificial islands…