The Illusion of Nuclear Deterrence: Why West Asia’s War Cannot Stay Regional
Balaji Subramanian The greatest danger is not that nuclear weapons might be used—but that the world has begun to believe…
From Dialogue to Impact: The Strategic Realism of Global South 3.0
Hridbina Chatterjee The global sovereign debt crisis has surpassed the "high-risk" warning phase and has become a localised problem for…
The Continuum of Indian Statecraft: Bridging Kautilya and the Contemporary through Shyam Saran’s Worldview
Anshu Mishra Former Diplomat Shyam Sharan, in his book “How India Sees the World”, connects India’s ancient strategic thought with…
Germany’s Bunker Revival: What It Signals for the Future of European Security
Archita Gaur Germany’s bunker expansion symbolises a deeper psychological shift in European strategic defence thinking.
The Frozen Arctic: The Next Cold-War Arena
SaiRakshit Raghupathy In this edition of Sharp Scope, Strategic Consultant and Researcher Sairakshit Raghupathy explores how with Arctic region is…
From Non-Alignment to Strategic Autonomy: The Evolution of India’s Foreign Policy
Shreyas Goutham The democratization of foreign policy discourse and the pragmatic approach towards international relations signify India’s maturity and readiness…
Geopolitical Upheavels | Is War Between US and Russia Imminent?
Aayush Pal The decision by the United States to station nuclear weapons in the United Kingdom after a 15-year hiatus…
Henry Kissinger – A Contested Legacy
Viswapramod C Despite the multifaceted personality of Henry Kissinger and the chequered brilliance in strategic affairs, his prognosis, diagnosis and…
The Re-emergence of the Cold War?
Ananya Dubey With China and pro-Russian organisations composed of former Soviet republics on one hand and NATO and many European…
30 years of the end of Cold War – Analysing the Past and Present contours of Global Power
On the 26th of December 1991, the Soviet Union was officially disintegrated by then President of USSR, Mr.…