The future of maritime connectivity lies not only in keeping sea lanes open, but in ensuring that the benefits of global trade are shared by the economies that host and depend on them ...
Maritime geography is changing rapidly; the rules governing connectivity, access, and resilience are not keeping pace ...
With major powers distracted elsewhere, a permissive geopolitical environment, the TTP challenge, and shifting regional alignments have pushed Afghanistan and Pakistan into their most serious confrontation yet ...
The recently released NFHS-6 results allow for an assessment of India’s significant efforts to improve the social determinants of health ...
As Pakistan's narco-terror networks target J&K's youth, a 100-day campaign mounts a frontline defence ...
Chinese scholars view the summit as proof that Beijing has moved from surviving US pressure to managing relations with Washington ...
The Sevilla Commitment marks a meaningful effort in sovereign debt governance, but creditor fragmentation, weak enforcement and missing actors could keep it closer to a coordination platform than a reformed governance architecture ...
The release of Anthropic's Claude Mythos Preview has forced South Korea to confront both the fragility of its digital infrastructure and the gaps in its sovereign AI strategy ...
China's dominance in lithium and cobalt refining masks a deeper vulnerability: a sulphur supply chain concentrated in the Gulf and exposed to Hormuz disruption ...
Ashish Upreti is a serving Indian Army officer with over 25 years of experience in operations, crisis management and strategic communications. He has represented India at international forums and written articles and opinion pieces for national and international publications. In ...
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Ashish Upreti is a serving Indian Army officer with over 25 years of experience in operations, crisis management and strategic communications. He has represented India at international forums and written articles and opinion pieces for national and international publications. In ...
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