Author: Aditya

I am a student pursuing Masters in Diplomacy, Law and Business from OP Jindal University. I have a keen interest in geopolitics, risk analysis and data visualization.

Introduction The total area of Rwanda is 26,33k square kilometres. It was colonised by several nations. Rwanda belonged to the German Empire from 1894 until 1919, the year of the First World War’s end. Later on, as part of Germany’s war reparations, it was moved to Belgium. The nation was distinguished by pronounced ethnic diversity, which was transformed into ethnic distinctions as a result of imperial powers’ policies. The majority of the population (85%) was made up of Hutus, with Tutsis making up 14% of the population and the Twa community making up 1%. Because of its wide variety of…

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Introduction China has emerged as a major force in Latin America. China has become a much more significant political and economic force over time. A scenario like this put the United States’ influence to the test, and it persisted unabatedly after the Soviet Union was divided until the start of the twenty-first century. According to the article, China’s positional advantage in the region will be replaced by increased integration of Latin America and China in trade, infrastructure development, aid, and political leverage, as well as a lack of attention from U.S. policymakers. Loss Of The U.S. Positional Advantage in Latin…

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Introduction The Asian continent is the largest on Earth, covering an area of 57 million square miles. It is one of the world’s most geographically and ethnically diverse regions, with 48 countries home to 60% of the global population. This essay aims to discuss the goals and concerns that the United States of America has with the Asian region, which have shaped its dynamic foreign policy status since World War 2. The United States In South Asia Due in large part to its size and complexity in terms of both ethnic groups and strategic domains, the United States has long…

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From historical research papers to textbook poems, the Silk Route has been the subject of the most romanticised study in the history of trade routes between India and Europe. It has been a highlight for many years, overshadowing other routes that were crucial in the classical era. Remarkable historian William Dalrymple has shown in his latest research that ‘Silk Road is a very modern concept’. He also emphasised how Xi Jinping, the president of the People’s Republic of China, has “militarised” the idea of the Silk Road. The Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) is a highly ambitious project spearheaded by…

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The AI Revolution The 21st-century world is driven and centred around technology, laying the groundwork for a more profound revolution in technology. Artificial Intelligence (AI) has emerged as the new oil in international affairs, and its advancement is the key to becoming a global superpower. India is fully aware of the importance and potential that come with developing and utilising AI. Artificial intelligence (AI) seems to hold the key to transforming economies and societies, from operating vehicles and handling household tasks to bringing about revolutionary advances in the domains of engineering, medicine, and even diplomacy. Amir Husain, a computer scientist,…

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Introduction The South China Sea is one example of how maps can cause disputes between countries. In recent decades, there has been an increase in the disputes between China and its neighbours in this region. China has been using economic, military, and diplomatic methods to advance its geopolitical objectives in the South China Sea. As China opened new research stations in the Subi Reefs and established two administrative districts, the already-existing tensions reached a new low during the pandemic. The navies of China and the Philippines engaged in face-offs in 2021. Tensions over fishing and navigational rights arose when Indonesia…

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Introduction Everyone is concentrating on the next big thing in the field of strategic assets and advancing the new era of technology due to the emergence of new global powers. While others are trying to catch up in this uncharted area of computing, the two major economic powers are vying for the title of quantum supremacy. Billionaires from Australia, the UK, and India are funding the development of this new technology and participating in its transformation rather than just being its users. The National Quantum Mission has been granted ₹6003.65 crore by India over the course of ten years in…

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Introduction Despite being fought in Ukraine, the Russia-Ukraine war is being heavily funded by the United States. As a result, it wouldn’t be inaccurate to refer to this as a confrontation between the US and Russia. Since the start of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine in February 2022, the United States has maintained a strong stance on the country and the geopolitics surrounding it. The United States recently provided Ukraine with its last of aid during the war. Artillery and air defence weapons are included in this. Kiev, however, has stated that given their already limited resources, their war effort is…

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Introduction to Hydro-Diplomacy The Latin word “Rivalis”, which meaning “relationship between two persons using the same stream of river,” is where the word “rival” gets its etymology. Unlike oil, rivers are transboundary resources with no single point of access. As a result, no nation-state can assert total sovereignty over a river and its path. But the resources that are already available are being taxed more heavily by South Asia’s growing population, and river water is no exception. Challenges in Transboundary River Management In a multipolar world, the increasing economic interdependence among the countries forces them to employ diplomacy and discourse…

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Introduction Of the five oceans in the world, the Indian Ocean is the third largest. India’s economy can grow thanks to the variety of mineral deposits found on the seafloor of the Indian Ocean. One of the two Blue Economy sectors that is most commercially viable is the mineral sector. An eventual global energy transition may be facilitated by the vital mineral found on the Indian Ocean’s seafloor. Mineral Deposits The polymetallic sulphides and nodules in the Indian Ocean are two significant mineral resources for the explorers. Polymetallic nodules consist of iron, manganese, cobalt, and nickel. These are nodules the…

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