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China’s Third Front Revival: Implications for India’s Deterrence
China’s revival of its Mao-era “Third Front” strategy represents one of the most consequential shifts in contemporary geopolitics. Originally conceptualised by Mao Zedong in 1964, the Third Front aimed to relocate critical defence industries deep into China’s mountainous interior, particularly in provinces such as Sichuan, Gansu, and Ningxia, to shield them from external attack. Over 15 million people were mobilised to build secret factories in remote terrains, forming what w

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6 days ago5 min read


Pearl In Peril: The Hong Kong Factor
Jimmy Lai, the newspaper tycoon of Hong Kong, has been found guilty and sentenced to 20 years in prison. This has once again brought the complex and contentious legal and political system of Hong Kong into the forefront. The fact that Lai was granted bail in the early stages of his trial, when the Hong Kong court granted him temporary bail, was seen as a display of the autonomy of the legal system in Hong Kong despite the political pressure from mainland China. Illustration

THE GEOSTRATA
Mar 125 min read


Classroom to Coup
Student revolutions, characterised by large-scale protests and activism led by young people in educational settings, have been a...

THE GEOSTRATA
Oct 29, 20244 min read


Navigating the Future - Unraveling the Strategic Cultures of India and China in the Global Landscape
In his impactful address during the concluding session of the meeting in 2012, newly-elected Chinese President Xi Jinping provided a...

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Mar 5, 20245 min read
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