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Strategic Myths and the Architecture of US Military in West Asia
The United States continues to maintain an extensive military presence in West Asia, which represents one of the most enduring features of post-Cold War geopolitics. Many analysts describe the American military presence in West Asia as a stabilizing influence. However, its actual effects have proven more complex than traditional narratives suggest. Illustration by The Geostrata US leaders from both Republican and Democratic administrations have used military capabilities to p

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Oct 22, 20259 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

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Oct 19, 20254 min read


Media Fogging on Military Operations: A Double-Edged Sword
In modern conflict , wars are not just fought on the battlefronts but also in the realm of public opinion . Fogging of media is the deliberate or inadvertent manipulation of military action brought about by ambiguous, partisan, or propagandistic media reporting. Illustration by The Geostrata In the era of instant information, this fog—produced by state and non-state actors, media organisations, and social media—sets the context of perception, understanding, and judgment of wa

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Oct 13, 20255 min read


Space as a Warfighting Domain: Challenges, Threats, and the Road Ahead
“ Space is the ultimate high-ground. We must secure it now or risk being left blind.” This statement was made by Air Marshal Ashutosh Dixit , Chief of Integrated Defence Staff, at the Surveillance and Electro Optics India seminar in June 2025 at New Delhi. Illustration by The Geostrata His words are reflective of a growing trend in the world–space as no longer a combat supporting domain but a warfighting one. Space has always been viewed as the final frontier in warfare. The

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Oct 12, 20254 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

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Sep 25, 20259 min read


Active Defence in Action: How China’s Military Doctrine Shapes Grey-Zone Warfare Strategies
China’s progressive usage of the Active Defence Doctrine and its strategic reinterpretation under the leadership of Xi Jinping in 2015...

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Sep 16, 20255 min read


NATO-India Geostrategic Convergence
“Only the dead have seen the end of war,” famously remarked General Douglas MacArthur, attributing this quotation to ancient Greek philosopher Plato in his farewell address to the graduating class of West Point in 1962, highlighting the intertwined nature of the growth of human civilisation and the inalienable role of conflict between humans. The foundation of the realist school of international relations is augmented by this belief. Cover by The Geostrata Realists believe th

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Aug 25, 20253 min read


The Empire Strikes, Broke: Military Keynesianism and Russia’s Impending Recession
In a kite fight, regardless of asymmetrical build, if the stronger kite gets bruised with multiple tears or if the spool runs out, it has...

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Aug 23, 20255 min read


Happy Independence Day, Pakistan & all its Parts: Jinnah’s Broken Dream, Army's ATM and People's Disillusionment
“Pakistan today has defied its own name, as there is nothing Islamic about it, no Republic in it and people do not live to see another...

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Aug 14, 20257 min read


Operation Sindoor: Strategic Implications for China
Operation Sindoor marks a pivotal moment in South Asia’s national security apparatus, following a brutal terrorist attack in April 2025, in Pahalgam, claiming the lives of twenty six civilians. In response, India launched an appropriate and precise retaliatory strike on May 7, targeting nine key terror camps across Pakistan and PoK. The operation underscored a significant shift in India’s counter-terrorism strategy. Cover by The Geostrata This report offers a comprehensive a

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Aug 12, 20252 min read


The Global Drone Industry: Technology, Geopolitics, and Emerging Powers
Alongside the ongoing proliferation of drones, drones have moved from exclusively military use towards essential technologies in a wide...

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Aug 9, 20259 min read


The Covert Affairs of Weapons of Mass Destruction: Espionage, Allies and Power
According to 2025 data from the Arms Control Association, the world’s nuclear-armed states collectively possess over 12,400 nuclear...

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Aug 4, 20259 min read


India’s Indigenous Fighter Jet: India’s Progress in Building Its Own Fighter Jet
India, one of the world’s largest importers of defence equipment, depends on the US, Russia, France, and Israel for critical military...

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Jul 29, 20254 min read


AI as a Military Battleground: The Rise of AI Across All Fronts
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is now a present-day reality in nearly all human activities, following its former life in laboratories and...

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Jul 26, 20254 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...

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Jul 16, 20253 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...

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Jul 15, 20255 min read


War Amid Shortage: Structural Vulnerabilities of Ukraine
Ukraine, a nation in Eastern Europe, has been entangled with many shortages, which aggressively affect its economy, education,...

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Jun 27, 20254 min read


Indian Signals and Modern Warfare
After repeated threats to their homeland in the 1950s, the Israeli Defence Forces decided to erect a makeshift unit dedicated to...

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Jun 23, 20254 min read


Beyond Earth: Future of India's Space Defence Strategy
The fascination with space exploration has encouraged humanity to explore new realms, leading to conflicts and prodding nations to...

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Jun 13, 20254 min read


The CPEC Conundrum : How Balochistan’s Insurgency and TTP’s Rise Intersect
The launch of a Chinese-funded airport in Gwadar in Pakistan’s Balochistan province has been delayed due to the coordinated attack by...

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Jun 5, 20255 min read
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