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Closing the Skills Gap: India–Latin America in the AI and Green Economy
Developing and Emerging Economies | Cyber and Technology | Artificial Intelligence Jun 06, 2026

Closing the Skills Gap: India–Latin America in the AI and Green Economy

Skills, not resources, will determine whether the AI and green transitions empower the Global South or deepen dependency ...

Integration and Beyond: The Priorities Awaiting India's New CDS
Defence and Security | Indian Defence Jun 06, 2026

Integration and Beyond: The Priorities Awaiting India's New CDS

From theatre commands and force restructuring to indigenisation and network-centric warfare, the new CDS faces a crowded agenda in an increasingly volatile security environment ...

A New American Template for the Indo-Pacific?
International Affairs | Great Power Dynamics Jun 06, 2026

A New American Template for the Indo-Pacific?

China remains the pacing challenge for the US military, but America no longer seems interested in a direct confrontation. ...

Maritime Corridors as Shared Infrastructure: A View from Asia and the Pacific
Maritime Security | Maritime Infrastructure | Maritime Governance Architecture Jun 05, 2026

Maritime Corridors as Shared Infrastructure: A View from Asia and the Pacific

The future of maritime connectivity lies not only in keeping sea lanes open, but in ensuring that the benefits of global trade are shared by the economies that host and depend on them ...

Corridors Without a Compass: When Maritime Geography Outpaces Governance
Maritime Security | Maritime Infrastructure | Maritime Governance Architecture Jun 05, 2026

Corridors Without a Compass: When Maritime Geography Outpaces Governance

Maritime geography is changing rapidly; the rules governing connectivity, access, and resilience are not keeping pace ...

From G20 to UN: The Quest For Sovereign Debt Governance
International Affairs | Economics and Finance | Economic Reforms Jun 04, 2026

From G20 to UN: The Quest For Sovereign Debt Governance

The Sevilla Commitment marks a meaningful effort in sovereign debt governance, but creditor fragmentation, weak enforcement and missing actors could keep it closer to a coordination platform than a reformed governance architecture ...

The Sulphur Chokepoint: Hormuz and China's Critical Minerals Vulnerability
International Affairs | Critical Minerals Jun 04, 2026

The Sulphur Chokepoint: Hormuz and China's Critical Minerals Vulnerability

China's dominance in lithium and cobalt refining masks a deeper vulnerability: a sulphur supply chain concentrated in the Gulf and exposed to Hormuz disruption  ...

From Rules to Realism: The Message From Shangri-La 2026
International Affairs Jun 04, 2026

From Rules to Realism: The Message From Shangri-La 2026

The US expects reciprocity from allies even as it seeks to inject stability into its bilateral relationship with China. Grey-zone tactics are on the rise as conflicts simmer ...

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Prakreeti Chaudhary

Prakreeti Chaudhary

Prakreeti Chaudhary is a Research Intern at the Observer Research Foundation. ...

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Arjun Subramaniam

Air Vice Marshal (Dr) Arjun Subramaniam (Retd) is a fighter pilot from the Indian Air Force, a military historian, air power analyst, and strategic commentator. He is currently a Visiting Professor at Ashoka University and Jindal University. He has previously ...

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