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The EU, US and China in the Geopolitics of Artificial Intelligence • The Continuing U.S. Regime-Change Toolkit: Color Revolutions, Political Influence, and Vietnam • The New Defence Architecture: Deconstructing the India-Belgium Geostrategic Win • Digital Pathways to Extremism: An Investigative Study of ISIS and Al-Qaeda's Use of Digital Platforms in India • Beyond Oil: Saudi Arabia's Civil Nuclear Deal with the United States • Strategic Autonomy in the Age of Weaponised Interdependence: India’s Geopolitical Dilemma • The Myth of Mankind's Inheritance: China, the US, and the Battle for the Clarion-Clipperton Zone • China’s Grey-Zone Strategy in the Indian Ocean: Implications for India’s Maritime Security • China's Surveillance Architecture in the Bay of Bengal and Its Strategic Implications • Europe’s Digital Dependence: Can the EU Achieve Strategic Autonomy? • A Reformer for an Institution in Decline: What does the Next Secretary-General Inherits? • Cuba’s Economic Crisis and Strategic Relevance: A Peripheral State in Renewed Great Power Competition • Silent Depths, Loud Signals: Nuclear Deterrence Infrastructure and the Crisis-Stability Costs of India’s Indo-Pacific Maritime Partnerships • Loss and Damage Finance: From COP28 Pledges to Policy Architecture • Securing India's Digital Frontiers: Cybersecurity Challenges and Strategic Responses in the Age of Hybrid Warfare • Beyond Consultation: BIMSTEC's Emerging Role in Regional Intelligence and Security Cooperation • Prism of Dragon’s Maritime Assertiveness: Regional Implications and India’s Strategic Options • Between the Desert and the Savannah: Conflict and the Political Economy of Instability in the Sahel • The Architecture of Cooperation: Navigating East Asia's Geopolitical Landscape • The Politics of Ali Khamenei's Funeral • From Civil Nuclear Power to Nuclear Hedging: Saudi Arabia, Iran and the Emerging Nuclear Security Dilemma in the Middle East • Operation Sindoor and the Changing Dynamics of India–Pakistan Security • The Invisible Front: China-Pakistan Grey-Zone Operations • Generative AI, Labour Sovereignty, and the Geoeconomics of India's Service Economy • India's Agentic AI Strategy Needs Authority Budgets before Autonomy Scales • India's AI Diplomacy and the Future of Strategic Technologies • Lethal Autonomous Weapons Systems and the Governance Deficit: Challenges to International Humanitarian Law and Accountability • Great Power Rivalry and the Crisis of the United Nations • Ten Years After Brexit: Regret, Reform, or Reversal? • Sports, Strategy and Statecraft of Mega Sporting Events as Geoeconomic Instruments: Qatar 2022 to Saudi Arabia 2034 • Hardening the Quad: From Strategic Dialogue to Operational Cooperation • The Maghreb of States: Identity, Sovereignty, and the Limits of Non-Interference • Beyond the Battlefield: Understanding Unconventional Security Challenges in Contemporary Geopolitics • Trapped in Deterrence: Nuclear Stability and the Persistence of Conflict in South Asia • Extended Deterrence Under Strain: Credibility, Assurance, and the Stability-Instability Paradox in the Indo-Pacific • Maritime India: Security, Trade, and Great Power Competition
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Mahek Dhar

Mahek Dhar

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Mahek Dhar is a B.Sc. Defence and Strategic Studies student at Rashtriya Raksha University, currently pursuing her 1st semester. Her academic interests lie in International Relations, geopolitics, and contemporary global developments. She is particularly interested in understanding evolving geopolitical dynamics, international affairs, strategic interactions among states, and emerging developments shaping the contemporary international order. Her interests reflect a broader curiosity about global affairs and the strategic factors influencing relations between nations.

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Vani Gautam

Vani Gautam

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Vani Gautam is a Political Science graduate and Mass Communication student at Panjab University. Her published work has appeared in a think tank publication, covering West Asian security dynamics, regional conflict analysis, and India's strategic responses including contributing a chapter on political violence to a report on internal insurgency, which was presented at foreign embassies and the Union Ministry. Beyond research, she has worked on a documentary examining the evolution of warfare from conventional borders to psychological operations. She is keen to develop practical skills in OSINT and its applications in security and risk analysis, and to contribute to research on emerging security challenges.

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Panishthi Mishra is an undergraduate student pursuing a B.A. (Hons.) in Political Science from Ramjas College, University of Delhi. She takes an interest in Defence, Strategic, and Maritime Studies, with an India-centric approach to understanding International Relations. Her research explores topics such as the Great Nicobar Project and the Strait of Malacca, India’s strategic engagement in the Mediterranean, and emerging geopolitical alliances in the UNGA based on voting patterns. She seeks to critically engage with India’s role in shaping global strategy and contribute to deeper academic and policy discussions.

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Sakshi Giri

Sakshi Giri

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Sakshi Giri completed her graduation in Human Development from Dr. BMN College of Home Science, Matunga. She is currently pursuing her Master’s degree in International Studies at Somaiya Vidyavihar University, Mumbai.

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Pranoti Bankar holds a B.Sc. and M.Sc. in Defence and Strategic Studies from Savitribai Phule Pune University, Pune. Her research interests include international relations, geopolitics, strategic affairs, space security, defence policy, and emerging technologies. Her Master's dissertation, ‘A Study of China's Space Strategy and Its Implications on Global Security’, examined the strategic dimensions of China's expanding space capabilities. She completed a research internship with the Centre for New Age Warfare Studies (CNAWS), where she contributed to the Pakistan Political Developments Team and published an article on the Pakistan–China strategic nexus. She also served as a Research Content Writer Intern at The Indian Netizens (TINS), authoring a research article on India's space strategy that is currently awaiting publication. She is committed to producing rigorous, evidence-based, and policy-oriented research on contemporary security and strategic issues.

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Priyangshu Chakraborty is currently working as Operation Head at Hegemoniq, Geopolitical Think tank based at North-eastern state of Assam in India. He pursued his Masters in Political Science from Assam (A central) University with keen interest with International Relations. His research area induces with Indian Foreign Policy particularly with Southeast and South Asian countries, Indo-Eurasia limelight and Northeast Indian paradigm. Sumanta Khatiwara is an international relations researcher. He pursued Integrated M.A. in Political Science, Pondicherry University, India. His research interests include International Relations, Public Policy, Governance, Political Economy, Northeast India, and South Asian geopolitics, with a particular focus on India-Nepal relations, diaspora diplomacy, and digital governance.

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Devangi Sandhu is a final-year B.A. (International Relation) (Hons. / Hons. With Research) student at Amity University Uttar Pradesh, Noida with a double major in Defence and Strategic Studies. She has been studying Mandarin for over two years, reflecting her strong interest in East Asian affairs and cross-cultural engagement. Her academic interests include Indo-Pacific geopolitics, maritime security, regional security, and foreign policy. She has contributed to research through internships with policy and international affairs organizations and has authored an opinion piece on Taiwan's international space. Passionate about policy research and global affairs, she is committed to producing evidence-based analysis and contributing to informed discussions on contemporary international issues.

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Sowbarnika Shasikumar is a final-year undergraduate pursuing a Bachelor of Arts in political science, passionate about public policy, governance, and international relations, with research interests. Through academic projects, internships, and leadership roles, she strives to combine analytical thinking with practical experience and aspire to build a career in public service.

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Venkatakrishnan Asuri is an undergraduate student at the Indian Institute of Technology Madras. His research spans South Asian security, Chinese strategic affairs, India's neighbourhood, and the dynamics of the Indo-Pacific, with a particular focus on strategic affairs, defence, and foreign policy. He is fluent in English, Tamil, and Hindi, with working proficiency in Russian.

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Dr. Gleb Tsipursky, a behavioral scientist called the “Office Whisperer” by The New York Times, helps tech-forward leaders stop overpaying for AI while boosting engagement and innovation. He serves as the CEO of the AI consultancy Disaster Avoidance Experts, and wrote eight books, including The Psychology of AI Adoption at Work: From Resistance to Results (Georgetown University Press, 2026). https://disasteravoidanceexperts.com/aibook

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Irina Treasa Jomy is a third semester B.Sc. Defence and Strategic Studies student at Rashtriya Raksha University, Karnataka Campus. Her research interests include national security, geopolitics, strategic studies, cyber warfare, artificial intelligence, emerging technologies, maritime security, and regional security. She has a particular interest in the shifting nexus of technology and national security, including AI-enabled cyber warfare, geopolitical trends, strategic alliances, and the security impact of emerging technologies. She has presented her research on deterrence theory in cyber warfare at a criminological conference in Navi Mumbai.

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Split Nguyen

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Split Nguyen is a Vietnamese journalist specializing in Vietnamese politics and political strategy, with a focus on elections, governance, public policy, and the political dynamics shaping Vietnam’s institutions and democratic processes.

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