Sachin Yadav

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Sachin Yadav is a Ph.D. scholar in International Studies at Jamia Hamdard, New Delhi With a background in economics and education, his work bridges political economy and geopolitics. His research focuses on India’s strategic partnerships, South Asia, India’s Neighbourhood and Geoeconomics. He is deeply interested in policy research, academic writing, and international affairs.

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Is China Filling America’s Vacuum?

America's retreat from the developing world happened fast, and the numbers back that up. Foreign aid from OECD countries dropped by about 23 percent...

Why Strategic Autonomy Is Becoming the Global Trend

For decades, the assumption underpinning global diplomacy was simple and that was when great powers clash, smaller and mid-sized states eventually have to pick...

The New Age of Bunker-Busting Warfare

When seven B-2 Spirit stealth bombers flew a 36-hour round-trip mission from Whiteman Air Force Base, Missouri to Iran on 22nd June 2025, they...

Has the Iran War Made Regime Change Harder

When U.S. and Israeli forces launched Operation Epic Fury against Iran on February 28, 2026, killing Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei within hours, the operating...

The Rise of Strategic Middle Powers

In February 2025, the most consequential US-Russia talks since the invasion of Ukraine did not happen in Washington, Moscow, or Brussels. They happened in...

How War in the Gulf is Fueling Hunger Worldwide

On February 28, 2026, conflict escalated across the Middle East in ways that immediately reordered global energy markets. Within days, overall traffic through the...

How Moscow’s wartime alliance with Pyongyang is redrawing the map of Northeast Asian power

For decades, the default assumption in Asian geopolitics was simple: if you wanted to understand North Korea, you watched Beijing. China was the lifeline,...

Did Striking Iran Restore or Hollow Out U.S Global Leadership

At 1:15 a.m. on February 28, 2026, the United States crossed a threshold it had circled for over four decades. Operation Epic Fury was...

The End of Globalization? How Wars and Trade Conflicts Are Rewiring Supply Chains

The past three decades have seen the phenomenon of globalization based on a very basic concept: producing where costs are minimum and marketing anywhere...

Taiwan: The Most Dangerous Flashpoint in the World?

Could Taiwan Trigger the Next Global Crisis? In an era already shaped by the Russia–Ukraine war, the West Asia conflict, and rising geopolitical fragmentation, one...

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Indonesia’s C-130 MRO Dilemma: Strategic Lift-off or Sovereignty Trap?

Authors: Stefanie Thamrin and Virgie Cerenata Nahusuly* Indonesia’s relationship with...

Flying Blind: Why the Global South Needs Proximate-Risk AI for Food Security

A food crisis rarely arrives with a bang. It...

Can the OIC Bridge the Gap Between Gender Parity and Total Exclusion?

In the United Arab Emirates, women hold half of...

US Iran Conflict Escalates as Hormuz Risks Grow

The conflict between the United States and Iran intensified...
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