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Understanding the Influence of Narratives in Modern Warfare: Lessons from Major Conflicts
Techniques of warfare have evolved and are no longer confined to battlefields and the use of military force. The landscape has shifted to incorporate cybersecurity, the media (including contemporary and social media), and narrative building , along with other major global threats, such as environmental and economic threats. Information and the manipulation of human behaviour hold crucial importance in contemporary warfare. Illustration by The Geostrata With the increasing int

THE GEOSTRATA
Oct 255 min read


UN Paralysis Amid Global Chaos: Can the World’s Peacekeeper Be Saved?
There is a monument in Geneva that depicts a giant broken chair, and it stands just across the street from the world's premier organ for international law and cooperation- The United Nations. Originally meant to symbolise the devastation caused by landmines, the chair’s broken leg today serves as a powerful metaphor for the UN itself, as its principal pillars are broken and just one push away from total collapse. Illustration by The Geostrata The Vision was noble, born from

THE GEOSTRATA
Oct 215 min read


Why Isn’t The War Ending?: Exploring What Fuels the Conflict Between Russia and Ukraine
It has been over 1,200 days, and yet, the war between Russia and Ukraine is still ongoing. The world watched the lines of battle shift, peace talks struggle, and hopes for a ceasefire fade, but the fundamental issues fueling the conflict remain unchanged. Both the guns and diplomacy persist in a costly deadlock despite the stakes and efforts of the global leaders, leaving the future of Europe uncertain. Illustration by The Geostrata One such effort unfolded on 15th August, at

THE GEOSTRATA
Oct 194 min read


Broken Wings? Not Yet. Russia’s Grey Market Aviation Game
In February 2022, Russia began an invasion of Ukraine. And as a response, the West implemented extensive aviation sanctions through the governments and aircraft OEMs ( Original Equipment Manufacturers ) Boeing, Airbus, etc, by shutting down leases. Illustration by The Geostrata Russia responded by re-registering foreign aircraft in Russia. The re-registration effectively nationalised the aircraft, and termination and immediate cessation of support from maintenance to spare pa

THE GEOSTRATA
Oct 115 min read


Back to Blocs: The New Age of Spheres of Influence
In international relations, a "sphere of influence" (SOI) refers to a spatial region or concept division where a state or organisation has a level of cultural, economic, military, or political exclusivity or predominant control. It remains one of the most pervasive phenomena in the practice and history of international relations, yet only rarely have they been taken up analytically. This concept had gained its base mostly in the post-World War II era, which is also known as t

THE GEOSTRATA
Sep 259 min read


A Tale of Time And Turmoil: Balochistan
The land of unfulfilled promises and contested identities-Balochistan- stands as one of South Asia’s most complex and misunderstood...

THE GEOSTRATA
Sep 204 min read


India’s Fractured Frontier: Unravelling the Threads of Regional Tensions
India has a unique neighbourhood, with terrorism spilling over borders, political unrest shaking its periphery, and instability brewing...

THE GEOSTRATA
Aug 294 min read


A Nation in Waiting: Fragile Future of Kurdish Independence
The Kurdish search for independence has been a complex and multifaceted issue that has stretched over a long period of time. The issue is...

THE GEOSTRATA
Aug 284 min read


Imploring the ‘Why’ Factor: Genesis of Multipolarism or Disastrous Backtracking?
“The earth will be under one government, and one language will be written and understood, or even spoken, all over the globe. There will...

THE GEOSTRATA
Jul 274 min read


Tehran’s Uranium Enrichment Operations: Strategic Importance of Its Underground Facilities
Iran’s nuclear program and its history date back to its pre-revolutionary past. In the current period, the importance of Tehran's uranium...

THE GEOSTRATA
Jul 225 min read


Operation Sindoor: Strategic Actions and Future Implications - A Report
Pahalgam, a tourist hub in the Anantnag district of South Kashmir, is the most significant among the two routes of the Amarnath Yatra. It...

THE GEOSTRATA
Jul 163 min read


Shifting Alliances: How Myanmar’s Ties With China Shape India’s Strategic Landscape?
In February 2021, the Myanmar military, known as Tatmadaw, seized control from the civilian government after the defeat of its affiliated...

THE GEOSTRATA
Jul 155 min read


Kashmir Under Pakistani Occupation: Social and Political Rights Under Flux
The fragmented parts of Kashmir remain a contentious issue after the invasion of Pakistan during the 1947 Indo-Pakistani War. The...

THE GEOSTRATA
May 275 min read


Promised Land of Progress: How Israeli Companies Thrive Amidst Hostile Neighbours?
Israel has often been dubbed the ‘startup nation’ in two different connotations. Its entrepreneurial community boasts of some of the...

THE GEOSTRATA
May 254 min read


Clausewitz in Kashmir: Understanding the Kashmir Conflict Through Classical Strategy
Carl Von Clausewitz, a Prussian General, wrote On War in the 19th Century, hardly imagining a region like Kashmir —a land caught in an...

THE GEOSTRATA
May 94 min read


Sky Wars: Redefining Modern Warfare
In his seminal work On War, a renowned war strategist, Carl von Clausewitz, quotes, “ War is thus more than a mere chameleon, because...

THE GEOSTRATA
May 34 min read


The Wailing Vale: The Inevitable Collapse of India’s Kashmir Policy
The veil of peace that enveloped the Vale of Kashmir was shredded permanently on April 22nd, 2025. At least twenty-six tourists were...

THE GEOSTRATA
Apr 286 min read


Middle Powers in Aid: Political Manoeuvres in Conflict Zones
The advent of the 21st century has brought about shifting geopolitical landscapes, highlighting the overextension of the US presence,...

THE GEOSTRATA
Apr 225 min read


Recalibrating Bangladesh’s Identity
Benedict Anderson in his renowned work “Imagined Communities” explains that national identity is essentially an imagination of a...

THE GEOSTRATA
Feb 247 min read


Lake Chad Basin: From Crisis to Resilience
Over the decades, with the surge of non-state actors- Boko Haram and Islamic State West Africa Province (ISWAP), about 17 million...

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Feb 165 min read
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