COMMENTARIES
The Brahmaputra River Controversy: China’s Mega Dam Plans
Given the Brahmaputra dam’s strategic placement and the river’s importance for millions downstream, this project must be viewed not only as an energy initiative but also as a geopolitical maneuver.
India-US Relations Amidst the Maritime Great Game in the Indo-Pacific: A Power-Transition?
In the maritime great game unfolding in the Indo-Pacific, where the US and India, along with other like-minded regional powers might play a crucial role in balancing against China’s rise.
Star Wars Syndrome: Trump, China and the Geopolitics of Artificial Intelligence
The Stargate initiative, akin to past U.S. techno-nationalist endeavors like SDI, reflects a reactive and protectionist response to China’s AI advancements.
Navigating the Threats of Cyber Warfare: Implications for International Humanitarian Law
Cyber warfare, which targets critical infrastructure and spreads disinformation, poses significant threats to national security and global stability.
Indonesia’s Outlook at the Indo-Pacific through the lens of President Joko Widodo
Joko Widodo popularly known as “Jokowi” has managed to create an atmosphere of vision into reality by developing and improving infrastructure and accelerating economic growth.
Indo-Lanka Tug of War around the Sea Mount:Afanasy Nikitin Reveals Geopolitical Complexities
The entanglement over Afanasy Nikitin Seamount reveals the tip of the iceberg that encompasses the whole Indian Ocean.
Trump’s 2.0 Economic Policies: Navigating the Uncertain Waters for Nepal
Implementing Trumponomics 2.0 could significantly alter Nepal's economy by improving trade relations, drawing foreign investment, and promoting growth.
Indo-Pacific Conundrum: Can Maritime Interests Connect Bangladesh and the Middle Powers?
Bangladesh's institutional participation in the Indo-Pacific region continues to be essential because Bangladesh has an oceanic exit that is BOB.
The Cost of China-Pakistan Economic Corridor: Debt, Security, and Geopolitical Struggles
China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) connecting Xinjiang to Pakistan's ports, has advanced infrastructure projects but faces hurdles like debt concerns, security threats, and geopolitical tensions, requiring strong management, local engagement, and political stability for success.
20 Years of QUAD: A Strategic Anchor in the Indo-Pacific
With its strong leadership, cooperative efforts and emphasis on shared objectives, the Quad is well-positioned to continue to be a pillar of Indo-Pacific security and prosperity.