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2. Centre for Security Studies @Css_Jsia
6 yrs of being under scanner? Isn't this an impediment in grooming small team ldrs who needs to be confident, independent and competent in tech saturated battlefield?
My take
https://t.co/lMqVzMk8km via @deccanherald@arunp2810@rwac48@LtGenHooda@YashMor5@JSIAJindal
my opinion piece in today's HT. The revenue generated out of the surge in our ammunition exports should be utilised to improve upon the quality, if we wish to sustain our advantage in mid and long term.
Happy to share
@JSIAJindal
JSIA’s Dr. Pooja Arora, along with Dr. Patrick Montjouridès (University of Zurich), presented their research, “Red Teaming for Good,” at the Information Processing & Management Conference 2026, Wuhan, China.
@LaulPatricia
In her latest article for ThePrint, titled “Israel’s 100 shades of racism are on display in its election,” JSIA and JII’s Dr. Michal Riva Erlich examines racial discrimination, political exclusion, and the challenges facing Israeli democracy.
https://t.co/7SPcaoMGLS
In her latest article for Down To Earth, titled “Foodification of Beauty, Luxury-fication of Food,” JSIA’s Dr. Swasti Pachauri explores the growing convergence of food, fashion, and beauty in shaping aspirational consumerism.
https://t.co/au8mUHNV3B
Happy to have participated and presented my research on, “Oceans as Strategic Space: Marine Spatial Planning, Island Agency and India in the Indian Ocean”
at the 1st International Symposium on Global/World Islands, Organised by the Zhejiang Ocean Univeristy, Zhoushan, China
This is my first research output after joining the Editorial Board of the Journal for Island and Marine Studies, UK, earlier this year.
Once again, thanks to the organizers and the excellent sessions from all the renowned experts.
Former Ambassador of India to France and Professor at JSIA, Prof. Mohan Kumar examines the domestic political constraints facing President Donald Trump following Republican midterm losses.
@AmbMoKumar
Former Ambassador of India to France and Professor at JSIA, Prof. Mohan Kumar featured on the ANI Podcast with Smita Prakash, discussing Europe’s economic challenges, youth discontent, immigration, and the rise of right-wing politics.
@AmbMoKumar
https://t.co/TaUONyRBKv
@JSIAJindal hosted Dr. Muneer Ahmed @Muneer9287 , Senior Researcher @IPCSNewDelhi for a guest lecture on 'Iran's Irregular Warfare and Implications for West Asia'. Dr. Ahmed talked about patterns of this Irregular warfare. The discussion was hosted by Prof Dr. @Shivanisingh943
Ravie de partager mon article publié dans Le Progrès Égyptien le 1er novembre 2026. Face aux perturbations du commerce mondial, l’Égypte doit transformer son avantage géographique en force industrielle et logistique durable.
Pleased to share my article in Le Progrès Égyptien (1 November 2026). Amid global trade disruptions, Egypt must move beyond its geographical advantage to strengthen industrial competitiveness and its position in global supply chains.
@EgyptienProgres@JSIAJindal@JindalGlobalUNI@JCGS_JSIA
#Egypt #Geoeconomics #SuezCanal
يسعدني أن أشارككم مقالتي المنشورة اليوم، 9 نوفمبر 2026، في جريدة الجمهورية المصرية، بعنوان "الثروات النادرة.. فرصة إفريقيا للتنمية الحقيقية".
أناقش كيف يمكن لإفريقيا تحويل التنافس الدولي على معادنها الاستراتيجية إلى فرصة للتنمية الصناعية والاقتصادية، بدلًا من الاكتفاء بتصدير المواد الخام.
فالقضية ليست حجم الثروات التي تمتلكها القارة، بل قدرتها على بناء صناعات محلية، وتعزيز سلاسل القيمة، وخلق فرص عمل، وضمان توزيع أكثر عدالة للعوائد.
كما أتناول فرص مصر لتصبح مركزًا إقليميًا للصناعة والمعالجة، بما يعزز التكامل الاقتصادي الإفريقي.
🌍 Pleased to share my article published today, 9 November 2026, in Egypt’s Al Gomhuria newspaper: “Rare Mineral Wealth: Africa’s Opportunity for Real Development.”
The article explores how Africa can transform growing global competition for its strategic minerals into an opportunity for industrialization and inclusive economic development.
The real challenge is not simply extracting and exporting more minerals, but creating greater value within Africa through local processing, industrial capacity, regional value chains, and job creation.
Africa’s mineral wealth should be a foundation for its own development, not merely a source of raw materials for global industries.
I also discuss Egypt’s potential role as a regional industrial and processing hub, supporting broader African economic integration.
@JSIAJindal@JindalGlobalUNI@JCGS_JSIA@algomhourianews
#Africa #CriticalMinerals #GlobalSouth #EconomicDevelopment #Egypt
Pleased to participate in #ICMGS2026 at @BITSPilaniDubai as a session co-chair and plenary speaker, presenting my research on Egypt–Gulf labour migration and its potential for broader development partnerships.
A valuable exchange with international scholars.
@JSIAJindal@JindalGlobalUNI@JCGS_JSIA
#Migration #GlobalSouth
Pleased to share my article published in Greek in the November 2026 issue of Epikaira, a Greek political and current affairs magazine: “The Türkiye–Libya Maritime Deal: When Bilateral Ambitions Challenge Regional Interests.”
I examine the agreement’s implications for the Eastern Mediterranean, where maritime rights intersect with energy and investment interests, and explore how the Egypt–Greece partnership can support stability and wider regional cooperation grounded in international law and respect for neighbouring states’ rights.
@JSIAJindal@JindalGlobalUNI@JCGS_JSIA@epikairagr
#Egypt #Greece #EasternMediterranean
One of d most vibrant cohorts. V ended fall 26' with a promise to continue studying tech nd evolving conflicts. Conflicts that not only follow diplomacy but also precede it. Aim was to expose d students to non contact wars. Nd yes, we also discussed people caught in conflicts.
In his latest op-ed for Hindustan Times, Prof. Mohan Kumar examines the shifting global geopolitical order and argues that India must embrace strategic autonomy, calculated risks, and bold reforms to navigate an increasingly uncertain world.
@AmbMoKumar
I’ll be speaking about "Becoming Allies" (online) at the University of Illinois @UofIllinois, if you can make it, please do come along!
Link: https://t.co/QL11Q01VkN
Story by Nidvika Reddy! From the sci fi assignment in the course Markets, models, and militaries at @JSIAJindal
I will do a thread/substack on all stories students wrote.
Happy to announce that I am formally onboard the MENA 2050 IMEC Council as a Council member.
Thank you for the honour @eli_bar_on
https://t.co/yXsKQhXWjE