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The Return of Hard Power: Where Does India Stand?

What the Return of Hard Power Actually Means  Hard power, in its classic sense, refers to the use of military force and ec…
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Beyond Green Partnerships: India, Denmark and the Search for Strategic Convergence

Last year, in an article for Horasis titled " Cholas to Vikings: How India and Denmark Are Shaping a Green Maritime F…
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Climate Change Overlooked: A Subaltern Perspective on the Weaponization of Resources in South Asian Disputes

In 2024, a CNN news report described the Bangladesh flood catastrophe at length: hundreds of dilapidated roads and houses …
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Britain, India, and the Anatomy of a Free Trade Agreement

On the 24th of August, 1608, a ship named the Hector dropped anchor at the port of Surat . It was the first vessel of the …
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Below the Radar: China’s Grey Zone Tactics in the Indo-Pacific

China's growing intervention in the Indo-Pacific is reshaping the regional order through 'Grey Zone Tactics' :…
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Nuclear Legitimacy & the Rules-Based Order: What the US-Iran War Reveals

When U.S. and Israeli forces struck Iran on 28 February, the Strait of Hormuz was effectively closed. The IEA reports the …