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Geopolitics - Analyses & Assessments - Mar 15, 2021
Standing Trial
As Sri Lanka looks to India for support at the crucial vote in the UNHRC, persisting tensions in bilateral ties will be a niggling factor.
Geopolitics - Analyses & Assessments - Mar 15, 2021
‘Boston Tea Party’ Online
The Milk Tea Alliance that has surged into an online transnational youth movement against authoritarian regimes in South-East Asia, must strategize and collaborate to be heard.
Geopolitics - Analyses & Assessments - Mar 15, 2021
The Duel and the Deal
With an infinitesimal lifting of the roadblock on nuclear diplomacy between the U.S. and Iran, it is hoped that all stakeholders bring fresh ideas to the table.
Geopolitics - Analyses & Assessments - Mar 15, 2021
Shedding Historical Burden
By going against domestic public opinion, Seoul has not only jumpstarted a progressively deteriorating relationship with Japan but also strengthened Washington’s hands in the Asia-Pacific region.
Geopolitics - Analyses & Assessments - Mar 8, 2021
Super Mario Gameplay
The new Italian Prime Minister will have to leverage his economic credentials and political astuteness to steer Italy through one of its worst economic and health crises.
Geopolitics - Analyses & Assessments - Mar 8, 2021
Delayed Call Calculus
Biden’s Middle East policy should not be viewed as a cooling-off period with close-buddy Israel, but rather as a calculated move to assert his policy imprint in the region.
Geopolitics - Analyses & Assessments - Jul 2, 2020
Turkey aims to be the Middle East's King
The country's successes as a heavyweight military power in the Middle East are reminiscent of the erstwhile Ottoman Empire and it's conquest.
Geopolitics - Analyses & Assessments - Jun 26, 2020
Indian Geopolitics- Time to be a Lodestar
In an increasingly disruptive and changing international landscape, where staying neutral is no longer a safe option,India must find its compass to cement its place.
Geopolitics - Analyses & Assessments - Jun 13, 2020
India- Nepal- China: Delicate Balancing Act
Nepal's public upscaling of the Kalapani dispute, along with the chinese military excursions has raised the spectra of broader anti-India collusion.
Geopolitics - Op-Eds - Jun 9, 2020
A Confrontation of Super Powers– Part III
In the last of the three-part series, end-states to the confrontation between US and PRC are examined with suggestions for impartial intelligence.
Geopolitics - Op-Eds - Jun 8, 2020
A Confrontation of Super Powers– Part II
In this second part of the three-part series, the fictional narrative discusses electoral politics, geopolitical powerplay and tensions between US and PRC.
Geopolitics - Op-Eds - Jun 3, 2020
A Confrontation of Superpowers- Part I
A work of fiction, artfully evolved from the COVID-19 to highlight the dangerous spiral of events, if the narratives are not controlled with facts and reasonableness.
Geopolitics - Analyses & Assessments - Jun 3, 2020
Chinese Opening Gambits Post COVID-19
Recent aggressive Chinese moves have given rise to concerns that China is exploiting the distraction of the pandemic to push its own geopolitical agenda.
Geopolitics - Analyses & Assessments - May 21, 2020
Economic landscape post-COVID 19
Viewed as an economic disaster without parallel with its first ripples laying low, it is feared that it will only get worse before getting any better.
Geopolitics - Op-Eds - May 12, 2020
Change of Guard- II
Does the COVID-19 pandemic provide opportunity for China to don the mantle of world leadership? Article by Maj Gen Moni Chandi(Retd).
Geopolitics - Op-Eds - May 8, 2020
Change of Guard – I
Does the COVID-19 pandemic provide opportunity for China to don the mantle of world leadership? Article by Maj Gen Moni Chandi (Retd).
Geopolitics - Analyses & Assessments - Apr 1, 2020
Sikhs in Afghanistan: Under Siege
The senseless killing of Sikhs in a Gurdwara in Kabul raises questions of safety of minorities in Afghanistan.
Geopolitics - Analyses & Assessments - Mar 26, 2020
Idlib: The last bastion in the Syrian Civil War
Syria, Turkey and Russia compete for power in idlib. With recent exit of NATO troops in the region, does it have to be a fight to the finish?
Geopolitics - Analyses & Assessments - Mar 19, 2020
Breaching the Fortress: EU-Turkey
With Ankara encouraging migrants to cross into Europe, does the EU-Turkey migration deal need a relook?
Geopolitics - Analyses & Assessments - Mar 18, 2020
Championing Peace : U.S. -Taliban
After two decades of U.S troops in Afghanistan, will the U.S -Taliban agreement usher in a new political narrative?