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K.M. Seethi

K.M. Seethi, Director, Inter University Centre for Social Science Research and Extension, is the Academic Advisor of the International Centre for Polar Studies at Mahatma Gandhi University, Kerala. He also served as ICSSR Senior Fellow, Senior Professor and Dean of International Relations at MGU.
Geopolitics

Terror and Punishment: Diplomacy Under Siege in the Indian Subcontinent

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As leaders trade blame, ordinary people bear the cost—caught between terror, retaliation, and the fading hope of lasting peace in the subcontinent.
Geopolitics

Corridors of Contest: Is Bangladesh’s Turn to China Redrawing South Asia’s Geopolitical Map?

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Bangladesh’s China pivot under Yunus signals a regional shake-up. South Asia’s smaller states aren’t just hedging—they’re redrawing the map. India must adapt, or risk ceding space to Beijing.
Arctic

Polar Realignment: Trump, Putin, and the Future of Arctic Power Politics

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The Arctic is now at the epicentre of a potential geopolitical shift. With Donald Trump’s return to the White House, his administration’s renewed interest...
Arctic

Russia’s Nuclear Strategy, Trump’s Re-Election, and the Geopolitical Signals for the Arctic

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Amid the uneven currents of global geopolitics, the Arctic continues to be a critical terrain where strategic ambitions of big powers collide. With Russia...
Human Rights

Afghanistan’s Descent into Darkness: The Regressive Rule and the ‘Talibanning’ of Human Rights

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In the wake of the Taliban’s return to power in 2021, Afghanistan has been thrust back into an era of intense repression and systemic...
Politics

Political Upheaval in Bangladesh: Challenges of Stability and Reordering

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Bangladesh has plunged into a severe political crisis, marked by the resignation and flight of a long-time prime minister Sheikh Hasina amid a mass...
Book Review

India’s Quest for Major Power Status: Challenges and Opportunities

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T.V. Paul (2024). The Unfinished Quest: India’s Search for Major Power Status from Nehru to Modi. New York. Oxford University Press.  In the realm of...
Arctic

Rising Tensions in the Arctic: Norway and Russia at Odds Over Svalbard

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As the Arctic continues to thaw, geopolitical tensions are heating up, particularly around the remote and strategic archipelago of Svalbard. Located midway between the...
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