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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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Aman Kumar

Aman Kumar

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Aman Kumar has completed his Master's in International Relations and Area Studies from the School of International Studies, JNU. He has pursued his BA in Political Science from Delhi University. His research interests lie in contemporary geopolitics and emerging trends in the Indo-Pacific region. Other than Indo-Pacific, he is also interested in the Korean Peninsula and the Central Asian region. He has also been the founding editor of a student-led initiative, Ytharth that deals with contemporary events in international relations.

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Torunika Roy is a Master's student of JNU, pursuing International Relations and Area Studies. She has completed BA in International Studies from Ewha Womans University, Seoul, South Korea. Torunika can speak Korean and is interested in Strategic and East Asian Studies.

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Aditya Kumar

Aditya Kumar

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Aditya Kumar Singh is pursuing masters in International Relations from the School of International Studies, JNU. His interest area includes Indo-Pacific, West Asia(Israel), Nuclear diplomacy and India's security challenges. He is research intern with CESCUBE.

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Raj Shah

Raj Shah

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Raj Rajesh Shah has graduated from Jindal school of International Affairs in 2016 with a Bachelor of Arts in Global Affairs degree (BAGA). He is currently pursuing Law and is in the third and final year of the 3 year LLB program at Jindal Global Law School.

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Currently a final year undergraduate student of International Relations at Shiv Nadar University, Greater Noida. Amartya Mishra completed his schooling at Wynberg Allen School, Mussoorie. Research areas include the History of Partition, Theories of Economics, Chinese Political Economy, Cybersecurity, etc. He has been also pursuing a level 3 language proficiency training in Mandarin. His research interests include Game Theory and Strategy, Politics of China in Great Power Rivalry, Policy, and Cybersecurity. He has been a delegate to the UN-India as part of a project related to the sustainability and prospects of the Indian agricultural sector.

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Gaurav Sen

Gaurav Sen

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Gaurav Sen is a graduate from Delhi University. He is currently doing his Masters in International relations from Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi. His research area includes IR theories, Great Power competition in Indo-Pacific, Maritime Security, Emerging Warfare Concepts, and Military Strategies.

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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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Aastha Saluja is a graduate from lady Shri Ram college, Delhi University and is currently pursuing her masters in politics with specialization in international relations at Jawaharlal Nehru University. Her area of interest includes emerging trends of the Indo -pacific region and challenges of democratization and economic development post Cold War.

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Mahima Chouhan is a Postgraduate student of Politics with Specialization in International Studies at Jawaharlal Nehru University. Her area of interest lies in the cultural and political aspects of West Asia, Central Asia and the challenges of Internally Displaced people and refugees.

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Apoorva Jain is a graduate in political science from Delhi University. Her interest in politics, governance and international relations led her to pursue a master's degree in Politics and International Studies from Jawaharlal Nehru University. Her research interests include Diplomacy, Indian Foreign Policy and Indo-Pacific Affairs. She is presently research intern with CESCUBE.

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Sankalp Sreenath is currently pursuing MA (Diplomacy, Law and Business) with a specialisation in Defence and National Security in Jindal School of International Affairs at O P Jindal Global University. He completed his bachelors in Political Science, History and Economics. His research areas include transnational organized crime, counter terrorism. He is currently working as research intern at CesCube.

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Jyot Shikhar Singh has completed his graduation in Political Science (Hons.) from University of Delhi and his post- graduation in Diplomacy, Law, and Business from Jindal School of International Affairs. His research areas focus on the political and strategic interaction of foreign policies through national developments, especially European politics, and development. Other than international relations, his interest in political philosophy, focusing on post- structural school of international relations, is part of his objective to focus on the theoretical understanding of international relations including factors like culture and nationalism. He is currently associated with CESCUBE as research associate. He is currently associated with CESCUBE as research associate.

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