In the 21st century, trade has gone beyond its usual function of generating and protecting financial resources to a great extent. In current world politics, countries always use tariffs, sanctions, export limitations, and regulations not ju...
With the most prolonged shutdown in its history, the US government has broken an unprecedented milestone and ventured into unknown territory. A political impasse has caused government agencies to close, public employees to be sidelined, and...
East Asia’s strategic landscape is marked by rapid economic growth and complex security rivalries, primarily shaped by the U.S.–China competition. This article examines how evolving regional frameworks and trilateral partnerships such as th...
This paper explores whether India can truly embrace geoeconomics, what Robert D. Blackwill and Jennifer M. Harris call "war by other means", as a central part of its statecraft. In today's world, where open military conflict is often too co...
How many times have we read in our history textbooks that the colonial forces and the conquerors of the post-Renaissance and post-Enlightenment era were responsible for the hurried boundaries and geographical features that have taken a perm...
IUU Fishing is an abbreviated form of Illegal, Unreported, and Unregulated fishing, characterised by fishing in a particular region without taking permission from the Authority, thus evading rules and regulations meant for the safeguard of ...
The Strategic Mutual Defence Agreement between Saudi Arabia and Pakistan, signed on September 17, 2025, changes the geopolitical situation in South Asia and the Middle East. This agreement, which came just after Israel's airstrikes in Qatar...
The post-Cold War era has been marked by rapid change in global geopolitics, with a steady transition from the USA’s unipolar moment to a multipolar world and the creation of new alliances for trade as well as military purposes. In such a g...
India’s deepening engagement with West Asia reflects a significant strategic realignment shaped by energy security, trade diversification, and evolving geopolitical dynamics. This article explores how New Delhi’s policies, ranging from econ...
India’s engagement with West Asia has undergone a major transformation since the post-Cold War period, evolving from energy-driven ties to a multidimensional strategic partnership. Guided by initiatives such as the “Look West” and “Link Wes...
If there is anything that the past decade has taught us, it is that energy is no longer just a commodity, but a channel of state power. Control over energy supply can give immense economic coercion capabilities and political influence. Russ...
In a rapidly evolving and fragmented global order, India’s foreign policy is increasingly shaped by the complexities of multipolarity and great power competition. This piece examines the limitations of a unified foreign policy approach in t...
