Divyanshu Jindal

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Divyanshu Jindal is a Researcher on Geopolitics & Tech at NatStrat, India.

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Russian Far East: A Key Agenda for the India-Russia Annual Summit 2021?

“New Delhi has shown increasing interest in the development of the Russian Far East in recent years. With rising stakes in the Indo-Pacific and...

The Curious Case of Russian Cyberattacks in India

As the world grapples with the COVID-19 pandemic, the technological shifts have made working remotely a reality for millions of people. But it is...

Russia, China and EU are pushing towards de-dollarization: Will India follow?

Authors: Divyanshu Jindal and Mahek Bhanu Marwaha* The USD (United States Dollar) has been the world’s dominant currency since the conclusion of the second world...

Can India-Russia Trade Triple by 2025?

Back in 2016, India and Russia decided to increase bilateral trade to USD 30 billion (per year) and mutual investment to USD 15 billion...

Indo-Russian S-400 Deal in Light of the US’ Afghanistan Predicament

For four years now, the Indo-Russian deal for five regiments of the S-400 anti-aircraft missile system has constantly made the news. The deal, worth...

Russia’s Asian Age: The Permanent Pivot

After spending more than two decades in shadows since the dissolution of Soviet Union, Russia is emerging again on the Asian landscape as a...

Russian Far East and Arctic: Emerging Arenas for India-China Competition?

In a speech this year in Moscow, Indian Foreign Secretary highlighted the three strategic geographies- Eurasia, Indo-pacific and the Russian Far East (RFE), and...

The Inevitable Geopolitical Dilemma of Climate Change

“Go and explain to developing countries why they should continue living in poverty and not be like Sweden”, “No one has explained Greta that...

Is Ukraine at War? Navigating Ukraine’s Geopolitical Conundrum

In April this year, amidst rising tensions with Russia, a Ukrainian diplomat warned that Kyiv may be forced to acquire nuclear weapons to safeguard...

Rising Barriers to Indian Soft Power in Afghanistan

Over the course of last two decades, India has presented itself as a major player in Afghanistan in the realm of soft power. Through...

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Whose Tradition? The Global South and the Politics of the Tradwife Narrative

The phenomenon of the tradwife (traditional wife)—women who claim...
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