Dr. Dilawar Khan holds a PhD in International Relations, specializing in South Asian geopolitics, strategic studies, and foreign policy analysis. His research focuses on global power politics, AI governance, regional security, and political risk. Dr. Khan has several notable contributions to academic journals and international think tanks.
Post-Brexit Britain: Polarization, Democratic Resilience and Security Risks
The period from 2016 to 2026 has been marked by deepening political polarisation, declining institutional trust, and increasing social fragmentation following the Brexit referendum. The consequences of leaving the EU…
AI-Driven Political Risk: Challenges for Britain’s National Security
This article critically analyzes how AI-driven geopolitical rivalry and political risk are reshaping Britain’s national security strategy and global positioning. AI as a Structural Disruptor in Global Security Artificial Intelligence…
The Russia-Ukraine War and Its Political Risk in European Security, 2022-2026
An analysis of strategic tensions, regional power politics, and security risks in Europe The Russia-Ukraine war has emerged as the most consequential geopolitical crisis in Europe since the Cold War,…
Weaponized Connectivity: Political Risk and the Security of Global Undersea Cables
The global internet relies on submarine cables that carry more than 95% of international data traffic (International Telecommunication Union [ITU], 2024). Between 2018 and 2025, these cables have become strategically…