Can the Global South Reskill Fast Enough for the AI and Net Zero Future?:-

Automation, artificial intelligence, and the push toward net-zero are reshaping every job, from factory floors to boardrooms. Yet education systems and training markets remain tethered to outdated models, leaving fast-growing economies vulnerable to mass underemployment and widening inequality.

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How the Indo Pacific Can De Risk Critical Minerals from China:-

From cobalt to rare earths, critical minerals form the backbone of global supply chains, but their extraction and processing remain dangerously concentrated. For the Indo-Pacific, this isn’t just a resource challenge; it’s a strategic imperative.

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Navigating the US–China AI Divide: Priorities for India:

Crucially, while the US narrative on AI policy has been one of unfettered innovation, China’s approach places the focus squarely on governance. Beijing has proposed the establishment of a global AI cooperation organisation to strengthen collaboration on development and regulation.

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India, China, and the Maldives: Who Wins the Regional Influence Battle?

This event is part of the series “The Neighbourhood Scope,” a monthly feature of the Strategic Studies Programme that intends to rekindle key conversations, questions, and debates concerning India’s neighbourhood.

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What Happens When Everyday Tech Becomes a Weapon:

Between Innovation and Destruction: Regulating AI and Dual-Use Technologies | The lines between civilian and military technology are increasingly blurred. Everyday technologies—originally designed for commercial, research, or civilian purposes—are now capable of being weaponised for espionage, cyber warfare, or even autonomous strikes.
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