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• 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 • Beyond Ukraine: Understanding Putin's Vision of Russian Power • Silicon Sovereignty: How Semiconductors Are Redrawing Global Power Hierarchies • The Negative Impact of US–Iran War on the Pacific Region

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Takeaways from Kamala Harris Visit to Southeast Asia
Politics
Gaurav Sen • Sep 19, 2021

Takeaways from Kamala Harris Visit to Southeast Asia

As the world slowly coming with the terms of the Taliban takeover in Afghanistan, many observers said that the unexpected US debacle on Afghan soil gathers semblance of its pack up from Saigon, Vietnam. The scathing rupture in US credibilit...

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Implementation of RCEP: Envisioning its future
Economics
Vaibhav Tomar • Sep 19, 2021

Implementation of RCEP: Envisioning its future

Japan has approved the biggest trade deal in the world in June 2021. The agreement, which is called the RCEP, will take effect in January 2022.RCEP is a free trade agreement between the US, China, Japan, and South Korea. It will create a ma...

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US- Korea Defence Ties: Looking Beyond the Binaries
Security
Torunika Roy • Sep 18, 2021

US- Korea Defence Ties: Looking Beyond the Binaries

The US-ROK friendship is considered as a relationship forged in blood by many Koreans and Americans. This relationship was strengthened by the Former US president Barack Obama at G20 London Summit, where he mentioned that South Korea has be...

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Why India is a shining star in BRICS?
Business
Tanay Suntwal • Sep 17, 2021

Why India is a shining star in BRICS?

The BRICS Summit is an international relations summit attended by the leaders of the five member countries, which comprise Brazil, India, Russia, China, and South Africa. This year's tournament was hosted by India; in 2022, it will be hoste...

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Increasing Islamic reactionism in Western Africa
Terrorism
Abhijeet Nehra • Sep 15, 2021

Increasing Islamic reactionism in Western Africa

Islamic militants and terror outbreaks have increased in the past decade. For instance, terrorist outbreaks began in north-east Nigeria in 2009, three years later in northern Mali. In addition, central Niger and Burkina Faso have also witne...

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Time to reinvent India-Vietnam defence ties
Military
Gaurav Sen • Sep 12, 2021

Time to reinvent India-Vietnam defence ties

The unabated rise of china and its uncontrolled muscle flexing around its periphery is disliked by many of its neighbors. India and Vietnam are the two countries that shares borders with China also share the frustration created by it at the...

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Evaluating Korea's fight against Covid-19
Health
Torunika Roy • Sep 8, 2021

Evaluating Korea's fight against Covid-19

In 2020, when countries around the world were imposing lockdowns to restraint the spread of coronavirus, South Koreans were already back on the streets. The cases were rising in other countries, but South Korea was effectively flattening it...

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Migration and Refugee crisis in Western Africa
Economics
Abhijeet Nehra • Sep 6, 2021

Migration and Refugee crisis in Western Africa

Western Africa compasses of 17 countries namely Benin, Burkina Faso, Cape Verde, Cote d’ Ivoire, Gambia, Ghana, Guinea, Guinea-Bissau, Liberia, Mali, Mauritania, Niger, Nigeria, Senegal, Sierra Leone and Togo, it covers the area of about 8 ...

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Russian Sakhalin Projects- An Update
Business
Sharath Kumar Kolipaka • Sep 4, 2021

Russian Sakhalin Projects- An Update

There are three Sakhalin projects which are operational and currently in the production phase, called Sakhalin I and Sakhalin II, and Sakhalin III, Sakhalin-4, a collection of offshore and onshore fields licensed to Rosneft SMNG, was origin...

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Taiwan’s Military Modernization
Military
Torunika Roy • Sep 1, 2021

Taiwan’s Military Modernization

Since June 2021, China has become more aggressive towards Taiwan. China sent twenty-eight warplanes into the Taiwanese airspace in June. Other than sending planes, China conducted assault drills in southwestern and southeastern waters near ...

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