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Xi Jinping and Challenges within China
Politics
Ridipt Singh • Oct 14, 2022

Xi Jinping and Challenges within China

China has been struggling with an economic crisis amplified by the underlying structural issues of the government while struggling with COVID-19 protocols. The preventive measures have led to constant lockdowns in crucial financial hubs, se...

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Nord Stream Sabotage?
Economics
Vaibhav Tomar • Oct 9, 2022

Nord Stream Sabotage?

The Nord Stream 1 pipeline, which carries gas from Russia to Europe, has been shut down after multiple leaks were discovered. This pipeline carries natural gas from Russia to the European Union. It supplies about 35% of the gas that the EU ...

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Shrinking Foreign Exchange Reserves in India
Economics
Vaibhav Tomar • Oct 7, 2022

Shrinking Foreign Exchange Reserves in India

The depletion of the country's foreign exchange reserves will increase external sector vulnerabilities. The euphoria that was generated by the large increase in these reserves over the past few years has started to fade. The factors that co...

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Hybrid Warfare and its Impact
Military
Ridipt Singh • Oct 7, 2022

Hybrid Warfare and its Impact

Hybrid warfare can be defined as a form of conflict that in addition to conventional military means includes irregular means of warfare like insurgent groups, guerilla forces, terrorist groups, etc. Such warfare includes both state and non-...

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Is Chinese economy on the cusp of recession?
Economics
Vaibhav Tomar • Oct 3, 2022

Is Chinese economy on the cusp of recession?

China's economy is slowing down, with its annual growth rate falling to 0.4% in the April-June period, its lowest since 1992. The country's recovery is being hindered by the combination of COVID and the falling property market. Since the ou...

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Examining Nauru’s Decision to Commence Deep-Sea Mining
Environment
Pratik Mall • Oct 2, 2022

Examining Nauru’s Decision to Commence Deep-Sea Mining

A small island nation in the Pacific, the Republic of Nauru, holding just over 12,000 inhabitants on its 21 km²of areas, has gained a lot of traction as it notified the International Seabed Authority of the intention of its sponsored entity...

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New Developments in maritime technology
Environment
Neha Singh Dayma • Sep 30, 2022

New Developments in maritime technology

In today's world, it is frequently asserted that if a maritime nation seeks to safeguard its national interests, it must first secure its maritime interests. As part of this effort, in India, we saw the release of the Maritime India Vision ...

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