Noiranjana Kashyap

Noiranjana Kashyap holds a Master's degree in Geopolitics and International Relations from Manipal Academy of Higher Education, Karnataka, India. Her research areas include foreign policy, asymmetric warfare, and conflicts in the Eastern Mediterranean region and the West Asia and North Africa region.

India-Gulf Space Cooperation

India’s space programme has been a long and successful one in the making ever since Dr. Vikram Sarabhai established the Indian Space Research Organization...

Analyzing the Role of UN Peacekeeping Operations in West Africa

Ever since its creation, the United Nations has performed several duties regarding the prevention, containment and de-escalation of disputes and conflicts within nation-states by...

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