In international relations, agendas are driven through the charm of narratives. However, there are moments when the lure of such charms...

Highlighting the significance of shared water resources in South Asia and the need for hydro diplomacy as a tool for resolving conflicts.

‘The welfare of a state depends on an active foreign policy.’ ~ Kautilyan Arthashastra {6.2.1} From joining the foreign service in 1977...

France has been increasing its presence in the Indo-Pacific lately in a bid to secure its interest in the region of geopolitical...

The world dynamics are rapidly changing; from advancements in health, education and governance to the advent of AI and semiconductors;...

The Pacific Islands are a group of 14 nations, including the Cook Islands, Fiji, Kiribati, the Republic of the Marshall Islands, and many...

New Strategic Ally of India “You cannot love this country with just words, the capital of this country starts in the trenches,” ~ Vazgen...

From Ayodhya to Dandaka and from Kishkindha to Lanka “Wise men say that the root of victory is consultation and discussion with learned...

The study of International Relations and the enactment of Foreign Policy have, historically, ignored the representation of one-half of...

Dr. Shweta Singh, an associate professor of international relations at the South Asian University, New Delhi, India. She has also served...

The Geostrata interviewed Professor Peter Trubowitz of the London School of Economics and Political Science. In an insightful...

Prof. Adnan Naseemullah, Senior Lecturer in International Relations at King’s College London speaks with The Geostrata’s Stuti Agarwal...

Dr. Sharinee L. Jagtiani speaks with The Geostrata’s Dipika Singh, on the career prospects in International Relations. Dr. Jagtiani...