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The Mother of all deals: Why India-EU Free Trade Agreement could be the biggest revolution in the history of modern trade.
Introduction Two billion people, a quarter of global GDP, a trade relationship worth 120 billion euros in goods ; these are formidable foundations of a pact that EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen has called the “mother of all deals.” The India- EU FTA has been finalized during a time of worldwide instability, amid US trade tensions, and emerges as a strategic counterbalance and a mutual declaration of economic sovereignty in a period of trade used as a weapon. For
Vani, Vivetha and Sayanth
1 day ago14 min read


INSV Kaundinya: India’s Tribute to its Ancient Maritime and Shipbuilding Heritage
Reclaiming India’s Ancient Maritime Legacy Since the last decade, India has embarked on a long yet adventurous journey to reclaim its ancient civilizational glory and heritage by reviving lost cultures and traditions that once helped it establish and solidify its position as an ancient superpower, with its influence spreading in all directions across the globe. The Indian shipbuilding industry, evidence of which dates back to the Indus Valley Civilization, was one of the most
Sayanth Sivan
Jan 214 min read


Greenland and the Grammar of Arctic Power
A bill has been tabled in the United States, proposed by Republican Congressman Randy Fine of Florida, granting legal authority to pursue the annexation of Greenland as the 51st state. Titled the Greenland Annexation and Statehood Act, the legislation reflects America’s expanding strategic gaze toward surrounding territories and fuels a contemporary saga, the race to determine who will ultimately be crowned the king of the ice. Donald Trump’s unequivocal stance on the issue h
Nishthi Bhatia and Aastha Gupta
Jan 196 min read


The Middle East at a Crossroads: Old Conflicts, New Partnerships and a Changing Regional Order
Abstract The Middle East is experiencing a profound geopolitical realignment marked by the erosion of traditional alliances, the rise of interest-based partnerships, and the growing influence of new external power brokers. Once defined by entrenched ideological rivalries and chronic instability, the region has increasingly moved toward what may be described as “liquid alliances” —flexible, pragmatic arrangements shaped by immediate strategic needs rather than long-term commit
Vani Gautam
Jan 164 min read
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