With the establishment of formal bilateral ties in 1951, both India and Myanmar have faced multiple crests and troughs in maintaining a steady balance of geopolitical interests, sailing through various coups, tension struggles and internal strife. India and Myanmar share a particularly sour relationship, wherein the effects of internal turbulence are seen on the emotional, social and economic aspects of the other. These include border tensions, immigrant management issues, re

China’s assertion on Arunachal Pradesh, which it calls “Zangnan” (South Tibet), is based on historical ties to Tibet and a rejection of...

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

“The earth will be under one government, and one language will be written and understood, or even spoken, all over the globe. There will...

As Pakistan accelerates crypto adoption through state-led reforms and international deals, India faces serious national security and cyber threats. This article unpacks how digital currency could reshape regional power balances and how India must respond.

In 1989, American political scientist Francis Fukuyama famously wrote in his essay “ The End of History ? ” that liberal democracy...

To define the term ‘Development’ is a complex phenomenon, and what it connotes is subjective as well as relative. It is subjective as...

The advent of the 21st century has brought about shifting geopolitical landscapes, highlighting the overextension of the US presence,...

One China Policy is the diplomatic acknowledgement of China's position that there exists only one Chinese government, that is, the...

On October 20th, the people of Moldova voted on proposed constitutional amendments that would categorise its  EU membership  as a...

“You can change your friends but not your neighbours,” quoted by former PM Atal Bihari Vajpayee, is a truism in international relations....

“You can change friends, but you can’t change neighbours” - former PM Shri Atal Bihari Vajpayee  The Indian subcontinent is strategically...

The border region along the frontier between Myanmar and Bangladesh has been the focus of conflict from 2021 till date. The ethnic...

In the complex world of international diplomacy, few relationships are as intricate as the one between India and Sri Lanka. Situated in...

North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (NATO), established in 1949, initially conceptualised to deter  Soviet expansionism   and encourage...

“Film is one of the three universal languages, the other two are mathematics and music” - Frank Capra Illustration by The Geostrata India...

India's Polar Diplomacy, as the name suggests, refers to managing relations between different countries within the context of the Arctic...

Political upheaval after Sheikh Hasina's resignation has brought about a series of changes in the governance of Bangladesh and the...

Geoeconomics , or economic diplomacy, has emerged as a nontraditional mode of diplomatic practice in the post-Cold War era. Economic...

The current zeitgeist is marked by India’s growing role in international dynamics. Initiatives such as the International Solar Alliance...