The Pacific region is once again becoming the epicentre of realpolitik amongst great powers, where both regional and extra-regional powers are competing to expand their sphere of influence. In recent years, China has deliberately, methodica...
China’s growing maritime presence in the Indian Ocean is raising new questions about the evolution of regional maritime competition and India’s security strategy. Drawing parallels with Beijing’s assertive approach in the South China Sea, t...
The situation in the Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region highlights the growing tension between international human rights norms and geopolitical realities. While global institutions and Western states have imposed sanctions in response to al...
The 2025 Trump–Xi dialogue at the APEC Summit in Busan marked a tactical pause in escalating U.S.–China tensions rather than a structural reset. This article analyses the meeting through strategic signalling and game-theoretic perspectives,...
The Arctic is emerging as a critical arena of geopolitical competition, where climate change, shifting maritime routes, military expansion, and resource interests are reshaping the strategic landscape. This article examines how Russia's mil...
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 ...
China's expanding presence in Bangladesh is increasingly shaped by infrastructure that sits at the intersection of commercial activity, technology, and security. The article examines the emerging surveillance architecture across the Bay of ...
The United Nations is approaching a critical leadership transition as António Guterres’ second term ends in December 2026. The next Secretary-General will inherit an institution facing mounting financial pressures, Security Council deadlock...
India’s sea-based nuclear deterrent depends on concealment, while its expanding maritime partnerships increasingly rely on surveillance and real-time information sharing. It examines the strategic tension between these parallel developments...
Artificial intelligence has quietly enhanced the structure of modern conflict. Earlier cyber-attacks were solely dependent on the skills and patience of human beings, but now in the technology driven world artificially intelligent algorithm...
