The veil of peace that enveloped the Vale of Kashmir was shredded permanently on April 22nd, 2025. At least twenty-six tourists  were...

In a region where history echoes with rivalries and challenges like terrorism and maritime conflicts that threaten peace, India stands...

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

Afghanistan- a board for great powers to play chess on. A graveyard of empires. A cauldron of mixed ethnicities and rich culture.  In...

Benedict Anderson in his renowned work “Imagined Communities” explains that national identity is essentially an imagination of a...

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

The Indian Air Force (IAF), formed in 1932 as the Royal Indian Air Force, has relentlessly secured India’s skies since then. It is the...

Post its emergence as a free nation in 1947, India had vowed to itself and its people to pursue the path of self-reliance in an era where...

“The diplomatic ties between India and Pakistan appear to be determined by one overarching factor: Pakistan’s quest for identity. This...

Pakistan-Afghanistan relations have been marred by political instability over the past few decades. The presence of Afghan refugees in...

This Geointerview covers a host of issues that focus on the renewed and evolving nuclear paradigms.

Mr. Devasher is a member of the National Security Advisory Board and an acclaimed author of a wide range of books focusing on the Pakistan a

The brain is the battlefield of the future. ~Dr. James Giordano The concept of warfare has been evolving, from physical, linear, and...

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