The maritime industry, vital for global trade, heavily relies on seafarers who face significant challenges and vulnerabilities in their line of duty. India, contributing about 9.35% of global seafarers and ranking third globally, has been facing a lot of challenges in addressing these issues. Incidents, such as detentions of Indian seafarers in different sensitive regions, […] The post Indian Seafarers in Search of Enhanced Security and Rights Protection appeared first on The Geopolitics ..read more

The need for national leaderships to rally towards countering geopolitical multi-polarity in the face of unfolding consequences stemming from the correlation of systemic regional conflicts that aim to threaten the historically precedented global rules based international order. As one examines the geo-strategic landscape at present engulfing the waters from the Mediterranean to the Red Sea, […] The post Be Careful What You Wish For: Multi-Polarity Advocates Will Yearn For Pax-Americana appeared first on The Geopolitics ..read more

Every war and conflict experience pivotal moments that bring significant risks, often accompanied by suffering and devastation. However, these moments also present fresh possibilities for the parties engaged to reassess whether embracing collective violence aligns with their interests, or if they should instead embrace the avenues of peace and reconciliation. What watershed event might occur […] The post Armenia–Azerbaijan: A Chance to End the Cycle of Conflict appeared first on The Geopolitics ..read more

In the intricate ballet of civilization’s survival and technological advancement, the quest for fresh water has driven humanity to the brink of ingenuity and beyond. The vast, briny oceans of our planet, covering more than two-thirds of its surface, taunt us with their abundance—an abundance locked away by the very essence of life’s irony: salt. […] The post Atomic Tides: The Future of Freshwater from the Fusion of Nuclear Power and the Ocean’s Depths appeared first on The Geopolitics ..read more

Macron’s call for the NATO troops in Ukraine shook the NATO countries as an earthquake. French President Emmanuel Macron said on Feb. 27 that sending Western troops on the ground in Ukraine is not “ruled out” in the future after the issue was debated at a gathering of European leaders in Paris. “There’s no consensus […] The post Strategic Ambiguity of Macron’s Call for Troops in Ukraine: What Is Behind? appeared first on The Geopolitics ..read more

In the unfolding tapestry of Middle Eastern geopolitics, the recent escalation between Iran and Israel represents not just a bilateral confrontation but a seismic event with the potential to redraw regional alignments and global strategic calculations. The reverberations of Iran’s direct assault on Israel, a response to the bombing of its consulate in Syria, are […] The post Iran’s Ascendant Arsenal and King David’s Nuclear Slingshot appeared first on The Geopolitics ..read more

Collective action has been a fundamental aspect of human society for centuries. However, it has emerged as a prevalent mode of achieving common goals, particularly in the contemporary world. This resulted in the rise of social movements, labor unions, institutions, and advocacy groups that were fighting against exploitation and discrimination. As a concept, collective action […] The post Empowering Women: Fostering Collective Action in Nepalese Cooperatives appeared first on The Geopolitics ..read more

As the yearning for more cross-Straits communications between the Chinese mainland and China’s Taiwan region has been increasing in recent years, CGTN proudly presents a  three-episode documentary series, “Incredible Odyssey,” which tells three unique and exciting stories from the perspective of three young people from Taiwan. The series explores and presents a real and charming […] The post A Real and Charming China in the Eyes of Taiwan Youths appeared first on The Geopolitics ..read more

The post-October 7 Israel-Hamas war highlights perhaps the sheerest contemporary example of what thinkers like Edward Said and Samuel P. Huntington would have considered the clash of civilizations – namely, the West versus the rest. Often viewed – for better or worse – as an outpost of democracy in the Middle East, Israel has endured […] The post Ensuring Israeli Security and Palestinian Liberation to Avert World War appeared first on The Geopolitics ..read more

For the first time in our history, Northern Ireland will commemorate the anniversary of the Good Friday Agreement with a women-led Executive. At this pivotal moment, First Minister Michelle O’Neill and Deputy First Minister Emma Little-Pengelly have an opportunity to use their platforms to advocate for increased investment in women. It is a powerful symbol […] The post To Secure a Peaceful and Prosperous Future, Women Must Be Included at All Levels appeared first on The Geopolitics ..read more