Scholar Srijan Sharma writes, India and US are seen as a major players in managing Afghan affairs. Therefore, a discussion over perspective of possibilities of convergence of interests of  both the countries on worsening situation of Afghan affairs complemented by the present environment of geopolitical reset deserves merit.

Samriddhi Roy writes on the newly released Russian Naval Doctrine.

Noiranjana Kashyap, Intern at Cs3 USI traces the Iranian ascendancy in Lebanon

Amartya Singh, Intern at CS3 USI opines on the geostrategic importance of Eastern Ladakh and the reason for increased Chinese transgressions in the region.

Mohammed Zaid, Intern at USI writes AI is not about Men Vs Machine, the idea is that artificial intelligence enables you to complete more work in less time while you focus on developing your strategy, creativity, and interpersonal skills.

This article locates two apparent issues with the state-building approaches in Afghanistan. First, the evident lack of resources, domestic isolationism, economic blunders, climatic disasters, and humanitarian crises bleeding Afghanistan dry with no clear governance strategy. Second, the overall international response to the Taliban take-over comes with a feeling of deep mistrust and ignorance towards their leadership by the west.

Srijan Sharma Writes about Pakistan’s recent Karachi Blast and brewing up insurgency in Pakistan and its spillovers which will adversely impact Pakistan’s security calculus. On the face of it, Pakistan can give thousands of arguments to give a conducive outlook of the state’s security environment but from the inside, it is becoming lethal and deadly which will eat up the state. 

Srijan Sharma Writes today’s economics is weaponized and the intention of weaponization is to attain foreign policy and strategic goals in various geopolitical landscapes. Parallelly, alternatives and escaping or withstanding mechanisms are in making especially in the backdrop of the Russia Ukraine conflict.