Jyot Shikhar Singh has completed his graduation in Political Science (Hons.) from University of Delhi and his post- graduation in Diplomacy, Law, and Business from Jindal School of International Affairs. His research areas focus on the political and strategic interaction of foreign policies through national developments, especially European politics, and development. Other than international relations, his interest in political philosophy, focusing on post- structural school of international relations, is part of his objective to focus on the theoretical understanding of international relations including factors like culture and nationalism. He is currently associated with CESCUBE as research associate. He is currently associated with CESCUBE as research associate.
The Cyprus dispute has been one of those issues which have not been resolved by the international community. The issue presents a different situation which makes the nation of Cyprus the grounds for conflict, but the actors of the conflict ...
Our understanding of artificial intelligence in the 21st century is mainly comprised of the information we acquire from popular media. There is a fundamental problem in that perspective because most of the popular media depicts and ends wit...
The “Iron Dome Wedding” video has recently popularized the Iron Dome Defense System as used by Israel, specifically with the recent altercations in Gaza Strip. Currently one of the world’s most sensitive and delicate conflicts that the inte...
India- Malaysia defence relations are crucial for both the nations’ security and strategic dynamics in East Asia and Southeast Asia. India’s interest in East Asia has been previously elaborated by its Look East Policy which was ratified in ...
Prime Minister Suga’s visit to the United States of America could not come at a more diplomatically difficult time. The status quo is not only riddled with national economic issues, disputes on international waters, intervention on the sove...
Maritime security and sovereign control depend on 2 major metrics. Firstly, the naval fleets of the nations concerned allow them to demarcate their military strength and presence in the maritime area. Naval fleets allow them a certain recog...
