Muskan Mehta
Muskan Mehta is a postgraduate researcher in International Relations and Geography, currently pursuing an MA in International Relations at Amity University Noida and an M.Sc. in Geography from IGNOU with a focus on spatial analysis and GIS. Her work centres on South Asian security, geopolitical risk, maritime affairs, and open-source intelligence. She has experience in threat actor profiling, policy research, and risk analysis, and has contributed to research on militant networks, submarine cable security, and India Vietnam cooperation. She maintains a strong interest in how regional political and security developments shape policy and strategic outcomes.
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