Aditi is a geopolitical researcher with an interest in South Asian geopolitics and foreign policy. She is currently working as a research analyst at a consulting firm.
From Hormuz to Home: When Geopolitics Reaches the Doorstep
The intensifying conflict in the Middle East, precipitated by US-Israeli strikes on Iran and Tehran’s threat to close the Strait of Hormuz, underscores the structural vulnerabilities of global energy and…
South Asia’s Faultline: Depth, Drift and Delhi
Escalating cross-border strikes between Pakistan and Afghanistan, driven by militant sanctuaries and the unresolved Durand Line dispute, are intensifying regional instability and pulling wider South Asian and external powers into…
Abu Dhabi’s Strategic Footprint in Sudan’s Civil Conflict
In November 2025, US President Donald Trump claimed that he will resolve the Sudanese crisis at the request of Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman. He also stated that such…
Bangladesh at a Crossroads: Political Uncertainty, Elections, and India’s Strategic Calculus
Bangladesh is experiencing one of its most turbulent political phases in recent decades. What began as domestic unrest has significantly altered the country’s political landscape affecting governance, political stability, and…