Mugdha Joshi

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Mugdha Joshi is an international studies major at FLAME University, Pune. She is interested in international security, resource geopolitics, and technopolitics.

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The Increasing Influence of Gulf Sovereign Wealth Funds

Gulf sovereign wealth funds (SWFs) have hit a record high of $53.9 billion investments throughout 2026 so far. The countries own trillions of dollars...

America’s Increasing AI Security Integration: Palantir’s ImmigrationOS and Maven Smart System

The evolution of national security is linked to the evolution of technology. As technology advances, it becomes a tool for governments to optimize and...

Targeting Critical Infrastructure as a Modern Warfare Tactic

The 24th June Ukrainian drone attacks on Russian-occupied Sevastopol resulted in a complete power outage, requiring authorities to declare a "state of emergency." The...

The De-Americanisation of European Defense?

The second Trump administration has recentred the military within elite security discourse, upping the ante on defense spending. This trend spilled over into the...

AI as a tool of authoritarian control: The Case of China

The development of technology, while intended as a mechanism of ease and increased output, has oft been used as a political catalyst. Take for...

Loose Bricks? The Question of BRICS

The spokesperson for India's External Affairs Ministry, Randhir Jaiswal, said in March that "India is actively engaging with member countries of BRICS to arrive...

The Pyongyang Diaries: Xi’s North Korea Visit and the North Korea/Russia Axis

Xi Jinping's historic Pyongyang summit, coming after 7 years of limited diplomatic engagement, has been touted as a Chinese effort to bring North Korea...

Are Critical Minerals Catalysing the Second Scramble for Africa?

It is a well-documented fact that the possession of resources has significantly governed power structures. The early colonisation of distant lands for control over...

India’s Strategic Neutrality: The US-China Balancing Game

The May 26th Quad Foreign Ministers' Meeting signified a critical cooperative signalling amidst global discourse on energy and critical minerals security. The minilateral grouping,...

The Fantasy of Multilateralism: Resource Leverage in Times of Crisis

Every January, heads of state, finance ministers and choice executives - essentially a hand-picked bunch of individuals holding immense financial power - convene at...

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