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01. Board of Peace for Gaza 2026: UN Resolution 2803, India & UPSC
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Board of Peace for Gaza 2026: UN Resolution 2803, India & UPSC

The Board of Peace (BoP), chaired by US President Donald Trump, is a new international peace and transitional governance mechanism associated with the 2025 Gaza ceasefire agreement. Welcomed under United Nations Security Council Resolution 2803 (2025), it seeks to coordinate Gaza's reconstruction, temporary governance arrangements and international security assistance. However, by October 2026, implementation remains constrained by disagreements over disarmament, Israeli troop withdrawal, Palestinian governance and humanitarian access. The initiative raises important questions concerning international law, Palestinian self-determination, the two-state solution, the United Nations and India's strategic interests in West Asia.

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02. US Withdrawal from 66 International Organisations 2026 | UPSC
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US Withdrawal from 66 International Organisations 2026 | UPSC

On 7 January 2026, US President Donald Trump signed a presidential memorandum directing American agencies to end participation in and funding for 66 international bodies, comprising 35 non-UN organisations and 31 UN entities. This decision reflects the administration's America First approach and raises important questions about sovereignty, multilateralism, climate diplomacy, international development and global governance. For India, the decision has particular significance because the International Solar Alliance, a flagship India–France initiative, is among the affected organisations. This UPSC-focused analysis covers the policy's causes, global consequences, India's interests, verified previous-year questions, and high-priority revision topics.

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03. Greenland Dispute 2026: US, NATO & Arctic Geopolitics | UPSC
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Greenland Dispute 2026: US, NATO & Arctic Geopolitics | UPSC

Greenland has emerged as a focal point of global geopolitics due to its strategic Arctic location, critical mineral potential, military significance and rapidly changing climate. The United States' efforts to strengthen its presence have raised important questions about Danish sovereignty, Greenlandic self-determination and NATO unity. A September 2026 security agreement has added a new dimension to this debate. This UPSC-focused analysis examines the background, major stakeholders, environmental implications, India's Arctic interests and relevant examination questions.

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