One of the main factors that set China apart from the West, when it comes to the development of Al research is innovation ecosystem. Through its use of Al in traditional industries, China can help the Communist Party of China to achieve its...
According to quantum physics, all energy and matter are made up of quanta particles. Long-term goals of quantum information technology research include developing ways for controlling and manipulating quantum systems in order to expand info...
Nepal's newly appointed Prime Minister, Sher Bahadur Dueba has come to the power for the fifth time in past 26 years. He has a mammoth task ahead of him - he not only has to bring political stability in his country but also has to deal with...
"Arab Spring" became the turning point in the history of the Middle East, especially Syria, among others. The movement that started in December of 2010 Changed the face of many countries in the region. However, Syria stood out to be distinc...
Artificial intelligence is emerging as a defining arena of geopolitical competition, shaped by technological capabilities, regulatory influence, and competing national priorities. This article examines how the United States, China, and the ...
The United States-Saudi Arabia civil nuclear agreement marks a significant shift in the geopolitics of energy, technology, and non-proliferation. It examines how the agreement extends beyond civilian nuclear cooperation to encompass strateg...
The deep sea is emerging as a new frontier in the global struggle for critical minerals, where resource security, technological ambition, and geopolitical power converge. The article examines the contest between China and the United States ...
East Asia is often viewed through the lens of strategic rivalry, particularly amid US-China competition, tensions on the Korean Peninsula, and disagreements among China, Japan and South Korea. Yet beneath these tensions lies a complex archi...
As global economic networks become instruments of geopolitical competition, India faces the challenge of protecting its strategic autonomy without withdrawing from global interdependence. In this commentary, Saksham Shukla examines India’s ...
Cuba’s deepening economic and infrastructural crisis is unfolding against a wider transformation in the geopolitical landscape of the Western Hemisphere. This article examines the paradox of Cuba as an economically fragile yet strategically...
The security landscape between India and Pakistan has undergone a significant transformation following Operation Sindoor, extending beyond traditional concerns of cross-border terrorism and Kashmir. This article examines the operation's str...
The United Nations was established in 1945 with the ambitious goal of preserving international peace, promoting collective security, and preventing future global conflicts. For decades, it has served as the primary forum for diplomacy, conf...
