Vedant Shinde

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Vedant Shinde is an independent researcher focusing on nuclear security, strategic stability, and the role of international institutions in sustaining peace. His work examines how evolving nuclear dynamics shape diplomacy in a multi-polar world, with particular interest in the intersections between liberal governance and deterrence politics. He aims to contribute to global security policy-making through analysis that bridges theory and practice.

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Beyond the Veto: Reimagining Permanent Membership in the UNSC

UNSC Existing Structure The existing structure of the UNSC comprises 15 members, including 5 permanent and 10 non-permanent members. The 10 non-permanent members are elected...

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The Rotation Is Fraying: A Late Gulf Bid and the Quiet Rewriting of How the UN Picks Its Chief

Seven straw polls, no great-power convergence, and an unwritten...

The Empty Buffer: Why the World’s Oil Safety Net Was Built for the Wrong War

Passage by Passport On Tuesday, as Americans voted in the...

The Lever and the Exit: Why a Democratic Congress Arrives Just as Israel’s Aid Leaves

For four decades, one of the most dependable sentences...

Greece Green-Lights Cyprus Power Link Permits

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