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Indian Ocean
The Indian Ocean Power Play
From India’s naval rise to the US-China rivalry and Pakistan’s upcoming AMAN, the Indian Ocean is becoming a new battleground for global influence.
4 December 2024, Wednesday
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Natasha Matloob is an Assistant Editor at South Asia Times (SAT) and a student of International Relations at the National Defense University, Islamabad. She brings a rich academic and professional background to her editorial role, having previously served as a research intern at the Institute of Policy Studies, Islamabad. Natasha actively contributes to several prominent publications, including The Friday Times, The Diplomatic Insight, and the Centre for Strategic and Contemporary Research. Her research interests span defense and strategic studies, counter-terrorism, and Middle Eastern politics. Natasha has co-authored research papers on critical topics such as “Hybrid Warfare: Strategies and Counterstrategies in the India-Pakistan Rivalry” (Journal of Peace and Diplomacy, 2023), and “Pakistan and Afghanistan: Strategic Pathways for Economic Stabilisation and Growth in the Wake of Taliban Rule” (Spotlight, Institute of Regional Studies, May 2024). She regularly contributes op-eds and articles to various platforms, including CSCR, The Friday Times, The Diplomatic Insight, and IPS blogs, providing nuanced insights on the complex geopolitical dynamics of South Asia and beyond. With a keen eye on the evolving trends in South Asian security, diplomacy, and regional politics, Natasha brings her expertise and editorial acumen to SAT, shaping narratives that influence critical discourse in international relations.
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