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U.S Strategic Primacy and the Future of the Global Order • Supply Chains and Complicity: The Role of Global Corporations in Forced Labour in Xinjiang • The Distant Threat: Is Israel Constructing a Strategic Rival in Pakistan • Island Militarisation and Techno-Diplomacy: Turkey’s Eastern Mediterranean Fault Lines Amid India-Greece Alignment • India’s Security Scenario: An Assessment of its Continental and Maritime Challenges • The Geopolitical Architecture of European Defence: Navigating NATO Synergies, Transatlantic Retrenchment, and the Hybrid Threat Landscape • The Artemis Accords and the Future of Global Space Governance • AI and the Securitization of Critical Infrastructure: Implications of India's AI Summit • Beyond Rhetoric: Evaluating the Effectiveness of International Sanctions on China’s Treatment of Uyghur Muslims
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Niharika Tarneja

Niharika is a student, who will do her MA in International Relations from King's College London. She is interested in opportunities in the field of International Relations, especially as a researcher/conflict and negotiations specialist. She has graduated from Vivekananda Institute of Professional Studies with a degree in BA (Hons) Economics. She has been an excellent communicator who works well with individuals on all levels and have done several courses on the same, a good leader and have the ability to work well with my peers. She is currently Research Assistant with CESCUBE.

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