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India's border fencing policy along the Bangladesh frontier represents one of the most extensive border management initiatives in South Asia, combining physical infrastructure, surveillance technologies, intelligence coordination, and insti...
The Bush Doctrine, formulated in the wake of the tragic 9/11 attacks in the US might officially be an inactive approach to contemporary US foreign policy, but it introduced a stark shift in the intent and use of force. It was understood and...
India’s assumption of the BRICS 2026 chairmanship comes at a critical geopolitical moment marked by intensifying U.S.–China rivalry, expanding BRICS+ membership, and growing demands for a more multipolar international order. While the platf...
Proxy warfare has long been viewed as an attractive strategic instrument, allowing states to pursue political and military objectives while maintaining plausible deniability and avoiding the costs of direct confrontation. Yet the very auton...
The contemporary international system is widely described as moving toward multipolarity, driven by the rise of China, Russia’s strategic assertiveness, and the growing influence of middle powers. Yet beneath these visible shifts, the insti...
The Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region occupies a central position within contemporary global supply chains, particularly in sectors such as cotton, textiles, and polysilicon production. As international scrutiny over alleged human rights vi...
Benjamin Netanyahu's principle "Peace is purchased from strength. It's not purchased from weakness", confronts the reality of Pakistan's Defense Minister Khawaja Asif's declaration: "Israel is evil and a curse for humanity...I hope and pray...
The Eastern Mediterranean is emerging as a critical arena of geopolitical competition where maritime disputes, technological innovation, and strategic alignments increasingly intersect. Turkey’s Blue Homeland doctrine, expanding drone diplo...
India’s security environment is shaped by the simultaneous pressures of continental threats and maritime competition, requiring a strategic balance between territorial defence, regional diplomacy, and power projection. Historical conflicts ...
Europe’s security architecture is undergoing a profound transformation amid the convergence of Russian aggression, growing hybrid threats, and the gradual retrenchment of the United States from its traditional security commitments in Europe...
The twenty-first century has inaugurated a new phase of geopolitical competition, one that extends beyond terrestrial borders into the contested expanse of outer space. The Artemis Accords, formally initiated by NASA and the United States D...
Artificial intelligence is no longer just a technological innovation. It has become a central concern in national security debates. The concept of securitization, developed by Barry Buzan, Ole Waever, and Jaap de Wilde within the Copenhagen...
