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Convergence Beyond Alliances: Tracing the Strategic Convergence of China, Japan, and South Korea
Geopolitics enthusiasts, we smell the brewing of the New World Order, and yes, of course, it does involve China, but here is a slight twist to it. The Big Three or the Asian Tigers, whatever you would like to call them, are gaining significant traction, primarily due to their proactive effort to safeguard regional and economic stability. But the larger question remains: is this convergence limited to strengthening the regional order, or does it extend to challenging America’s

THE GEOSTRATA
Nov 84 min read


Diwali: The Diplomacy of Light and Culture
The idea of "soft power," introduced by American political scientist Joseph Nye, is extensively applied in contemporary international relations. This strategy enables nations to advance their interests without having to utilise military force. Soft power, as it is understood today, gained prominence after the Cold War, when the United States became the sole superpower. Illustration by The Geostrata The “unipolar moment” that the U.S. experienced after the fall of the Soviet U

THE GEOSTRATA
Oct 248 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


Water Diplomacy: Building Bridges, Not Walls
Rivers have always been the backbone of human settlements, nurturing communities and fostering trade. They provide water for drinking, agriculture, and industry, making them indispensable to the national economies. For example, the Mekong River is vital to Southeast Asian countries , while the Nile River supports millions of people in Egypt and Sudan . Illustration by The Geostrata These rivers not only sustain life but also fuel economic growth, creating interdependencies t

THE GEOSTRATA
Oct 174 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


Sheikh Hasina’s Legacy and the Aftermath: Recasting India–Bangladesh Relations
The bilateral relationship between India and Bangladesh goes back to the geographical and historical roots. Such relations are supposed...

THE GEOSTRATA
Aug 87 min read


India-Africa Relations: Beyond Developmental Diplomacy
The relationship between India and Africa has been shaped through common experiences of colonialism, solidarity in the Non-Aligned...

THE GEOSTRATA
Jul 175 min read


India's Technological Partnerships with European Nations: Converging Priorities for a Future Global Order
Ever since the fall of the Soviet Union and the establishment of American Hegemony in the early 90s, the invention of the internet and...

THE GEOSTRATA
Jul 34 min read


From Steward to Saboteur: The Disintegration of the American-Centric Global Order
As the tectonic plates of geopolitics shift, so does the global order. The world, since 1947, has been accustomed to the US playing the...

THE GEOSTRATA
Jul 16 min read


Europe's Grand Strategy Post Russia-Ukraine War: From Contention to Confidence
The Ukraine conflict has had a profound effect on European Geopolitics . It has strained relations between Russia and Western countries,...

THE GEOSTRATA
Jun 265 min read


Delhi-Colombo Nexus: Blueprint for South Asian Economic Unity
The Delhi-Colombo economic partnership, by addressing shared challenges like trade management and external influences as well as...

THE GEOSTRATA
Jun 184 min read


Diplomacy Outlook 2025 - A Report
2025 sets the stage to address various challenges with shifting power dynamics, fragmented alliances, unresolved conflicts, and...

THE GEOSTRATA
Jun 112 min read


Power and Purpose - A Book Review
“We will not be camp followers of any country, however great.” ~ Jawaharlal Nehru 75 years of glory, toil, struggle, growth, and...

THE GEOSTRATA
May 187 min read


Military Logistics Pact: India’s Multi-Aligned Approach
The Russia-Ukraine conflict has divided the global village into the West and Russia-China camps. Amidst such geopolitical tensions and...

THE GEOSTRATA
Apr 175 min read


India's Strategic Pivot to West Asia: Unravelling the Dynamics of India's Engagement with the West
India's relationships with West Asia have grown. This strategic bond has become an essential component of India's foreign policy. Thus...

THE GEOSTRATA
Apr 125 min read


Debt Trap Diplomacy of China, a Myth?
When Brahma Chellaney coined the term “debt-trap diplomacy”, explaining how China deliberately lends huge amounts of money to financially...

THE GEOSTRATA
Apr 96 min read


Geopolitics of Russia-North Korea Security Pact
The recently concluded Russia-North Korea Security Pact 2024 , entails a profound shift in the geopolitics of East Asian countries,...

THE GEOSTRATA
Mar 214 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


Furry Envoys - The Pawprint Diplomacy
A dinner between Chinese Premier Zhou Enlai and the Nixon entourage revolutionised the international system. Mrs Nixon conversed with...

THE GEOSTRATA
Feb 13 min read


Revamping India’s Aid-Disbursal - Strategies to Create a Lasting Influence
As the global landscape changes rapidly over time and the balance of power keeps tipping towards Asia, India’s role as a major...

THE GEOSTRATA
Jan 295 min read
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