Harjeet Singh

Harjeet Singh is an editorial staff member of The New Federalist and graduated in political science honors from the University of Delhi. He has pened five research papers that tabled at notable institutions including IAPSS World Congress 2021 and INMM-ESARDA Conference. His heterodox approaches to international affairs and research has received considerable international acknowledgement that awarded him a full tuition scholarship from The National Research University Higher School of Economics.

Articles de cet auteur (7)

The death of Modern Russia : Surging Trend of Radicalism in Chechnya

A general trend has been taking place in Russian Autonomous region Chechnya and Dagestan with the surge of radicalism. This resurfaced when Anti Jewish raid conducted by radical muslims on 29th October 2023 when flight from tel aviv landed on the Dagestan Makhachkala airport Airport. This act of (…)

lundi 1er janvier 2024

The Helmsman of India’s Geo Economics Ocean

The alarm has been buzzing in the Indian Political Diaspora regarding the gradual growth of China in bilateral trade. The latest report released by the General Administration of Customs in Beijing recorded a surge in trade exchanges between India and China by 8.4 percent, crossing $135 billion. (…)

jeudi 16 mars 2023

Africa, Europa e un po’ di storia delle relazioni geopolitiche

Una volta l’Europa considerava il continente africano come l’antitesi della civilizzazione, etichettandolo generalmente come “Cuore di tenebra” nel titolo dell’opera del romanziere Joseph Conrad. Il travolgente inserimento del continente africano nella diaspora internazionale degli ultimi tempi (…)

vendredi 17 février 2023

Africa, Europe, and a history of geopolitical relations

The continent of Africa was once viewed by Europe as the antithesis of civilization, which comprehensively penned down as « The Heart of Darkness » in the words of novelist Joseph Conrad. The overwhelming inclusion of the African continent in the international diaspora in recent times, resembles (…)

jeudi 24 novembre 2022

Crumbling Christendom and the Political Chaos in Europe

A political storm is brewing on the European continent, where the geopolitical reality of Europe in the discourse of the Ukraine crisis has been exposed against the reality of Russia. The political tussle within the conservative Party in Britain after British Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s (…)

mercredi 14 septembre 2022

Divide and Democracy : Policy to Prevent Power Politics in the United Nations

The crisis in Ukraine has exposed the weaknesses of international law, undermining the principles of Westphalia : the concept of sovereign rule ; liberty of faith ; and equality among leaders. Such ideals, articulated during the formation of the United Nations, have failed to acknowledge the (…)

vendredi 22 juillet 2022

The Eastern Partnership amidst The Great Power Politics : Past, Present and The Way Ahead

The Eastern Partnership, launched by the EU in 2009, governs the relationship between the EU and the post-Soviet countries of Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus (who suspended their participation in 2021), Georgia, Moldova, and Ukraine. Harjeet Singh discusses the impact of the Eastern Partnership on (…)

mercredi 1er juin 2022