Tag: US Foreign Policy
Israel Has Put America in the Centre of a Chakravyuh and Washington Has No Easy Exit from Iran
Key TakeawaysThe a Chakravyuh metaphor captures how each US move in the Iran conflict creates new strategic challenges.American involvement ties together military, energy and...
Porous Borders, Shadow Operatives: Unpacking the Geopolitical Rift in the US-India Intelligence Relations
Key TakeawaysUS-India Intelligence Relations are strained due to porous borders and shadow operatives.Intelligence Infiltration is a growing concern, with implications for national security.US-India Cooperation...
Restraint or Compulsion?
Key TakeawaysThe US is not just choosing restraint—it is being pushed into it by cost, risk, and limited payoff.The language of restraint is not...
Past Lessons, Future Risks: The Iran Ceasefire and the Shifting Balance of Power
Key TakeawaysThe Iran ceasefire has significant implications for global energy security and the US-Iran conflict.The ceasefire has created a shifting balance of power in...
US–China Rivalry and the Thucydides Trap
Key TakeawaysThe Thucydides Trap describes the heightened risk of conflict when a rising power threatens to displace an established hegemon.The US-China rivalry is driven...
Why Venezuela Was Attacked: Follow the Oil, Not the Rhetoric
Key TakeawaysThe US attacked Venezuela for its massive oil reserves and refusal to submit to American interests.Venezuela's oil reserves are the largest in the...
