Avinash Arora is a graduate from Chandigarh University. His current research is focused on south Asian security issues. His research explores the interlinkages between strategic partnerships and security.
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Why New Maritime Corridors Are Redefining Global Power:
The Geometry of Global Trade: Building New Routes Through Emerging Frameworks
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India’s State-led Initiatives in Quantum Technology:
State-led initiatives in quantum technology can serve as a valuable strategic edge for India’s ambitious National Quantum Mission, providing the spark necessary for transcending the Quantum Valley of Death
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India’s State-led Initiatives in Quantum Technology: State-led initiatives in quantum technology can serve as a valuable strategic edge for India’s ambitious National Quantum Mission, providing the spark necessary for transcending the Quantum Valley of Death Visit Now: - https://www.orfonline.org/expert-speak/india-s-state-led-initiatives-in-quantum-technology
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The Geopolitical Implications of the Looming AI Bubble:
Surging AI investment, fuelled by US–China rivalry and speculative capital, risks inflating a bubble whose rupture may reshape the global technological balance and strategic competition
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Strengthening India’s Trade Resilience: Lessons from the Hormuz Disruption:
For India, disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz underscore the urgency of a trade preparedness framework that manages dependence, diversifies risk, and reinforces supply chain resilience
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Strengthening India’s Trade Resilience: Lessons from the Hormuz Disruption: For India, disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz underscore the urgency of a trade preparedness framework that manages dependence, diversifies risk, and reinforces supply chain resilience https://www.orfonline.org/expert-speak/strengthening-india-s-trade-resilience-lessons-from-the-hormuz-disruption
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Cybersecurity Is No Longer a Solo Act — It’s a Collective Responsibility” — Samir Saran:
This video was originally published by the World Economic Forum. More highlights from #AMGFCC25 are available on wef.ch/amgfc25.
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How China Took Over the World’s Shipyards and What Comes Next:
The global shipbuilding and shipping industry is dominated by a few key players, notably China, South Korea, and Japan. While China accounts for 50 per cent of global shipbuilding capacity, 19 per cent of commercial fleets, and over 95 per cent of shipping containers, there is a growing opportunity for countries to work together beyond this concentration.
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How China Took Over the World’s Shipyards and What Comes Next: The global shipbuilding and shipping industry is dominated by a few key players, notably China, South Korea, and Japan. While China accounts for 50 per cent of global shipbuilding capacity, 19 per cent of commercial fleets, and over 95 per cent of shipping containers, there is a growing opportunity for countries to work together beyond this concentration. See More: - https://youtu.be/_RnwiQ4oTmY?si=S-in2Y6gCMhcvOsm
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