China - Project O Five

19 Feb

The 21st-Century Great Game: Geopolitical Contest for the Central Asian Landmass and the Future of Global Power

February 19, 2025
By Kagusthan Ariaratnam
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This article examines the ongoing geopolitical contest over the Central Asian landmass, encompassing the Caspian region and Siberian la...

18 Feb

International Relations

Toward a “One World” Framework: President Donald Trump’s Potential Foreign Policy in Unifying Global Powers

February 18, 2025
By Kagusthan Ariaratnam
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Donald Trump’s foreign policy during his presidency (2017–2021) was marked by nationalist, transactional, and unilateral approaches. Hi...

29 Jan

intelligence

Deconstructing the 2019 Sri Lanka Easter Sunday Bombings: A False Flag Operation?

February 3, 2025
By Kagusthan Ariaratnam
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This article examines the 2019 Easter Sunday bombings in Sri Lanka, analyzing them through the lens of a possible false flag operation....

18 Jan

International Relations

Inside China’s Textile Industry

January 18, 2025
By Siddhant Hira
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Introduction The textile industry in China, often hailed as the beating heart of the nation’s economic empire, relies heavily on a w...

14 Jan

International Relations

China promotes ‘Xizang’ amid recent Tibetan earthquake: Another push for global recognition and identity erasure

January 18, 2025
By Siddhant Hira
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On a cold morning of 7th January 2025, a devastating earthquake measuring 7.1 (US Geological Survey) on the Richter Scale struck Tibet,...

10 Jan

International Relations

The Implications of Canadian Prime Minister Trudeau’s Resignation on International Relations

January 29, 2025
By Kagusthan Ariaratnam
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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s resignation marks a significant turning point in Canada’s domestic and international politics...

17 Dec

Military, Modern Warfare

INS Nirdeshak: Mapping the Depths of India’s Maritime Strategy in the Indo-Pacific

January 7, 2025
By Aritra Banerjee
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The commissioning of INS Nirdeshak, the second of India’s indigenously built Survey Vessel Large (SVL) ships, on 18 December 2024, is a strategic development that highlights a less-discussed but increasingly critical aspect of naval power: the undersea battlespace.

15 Dec

International Relations, Modern Warfare

Bay of Bengal: India’s Maritime Backyard and the Cost of Alienating the Resident Power

January 7, 2025
By Aritra Banerjee
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As India continues to strengthen its naval footprint in the region, any effort by Bangladesh to challenge this balance of power risks pushing the smaller nation into vulnerability and irrelevance.