Sudan: A Blaze of Democracy on the Nile
Editor’s Note The African continent has too many hotspots. A lot of these are led by ambitious men with little or no concern for the populace they want to rule over. Autocrats are aplenty ju... Read more
Pakistan: A State Progressing From Failing to Failed
Editor’s Note India has a problem just beyond its borders that has abundant ramifications on our side of the divide. Even with the recent infusion of billions of dollar by a few countries, t... Read more
Modi’s Security Outreach ‘Neighbourhood First’ 2.0
Prime Minister Narendra Modi kicked off the diplomatic chapter of his second term with ‘Neighbourhood First 2.0’ policy in focus. Though it has been India’s foreign policy priority for some... Read more
India’s Quest to Develop Hypersonic Weapons
Editor’s Note The Hypersonics are hurtling into our lives at more than sonic speeds, apparently. These weapons may have the power to totally change the battlefield. They can serve both as de... Read more
Politicisation of Armed Forces or Leveraging Military for Political Gains
There has been much debate in the media with academics, policy-geeks and practitioner-scholars lamenting about the politicization of the Indian military in recent times. This voice has gaine... Read more
Strengthening Indo-UAE Ties: Modi’s Act West Policy
Editor’s Note The India-UAE relationship has traversed a long path to be today called as perhaps India’s most dependable strategic partnership in the Gulf region. Both parties have been appl... Read more
US China Trade War: An Uncertain Future
Editor’s Note The US – China Trade War is on. Even after repeated meetings, an escalatory ladder is all that is visible. Both countries have major stakes. For the Chinese their grand Belt an... Read more
American Romeo Helicopters: Best Acquisition for Indian Navy
Editor’s Note Multi-Role Helicopters are an essential part of any modern naval fleet. They have a critical role in the fleet’s anti-submarine capabilities. The Indian Navy’s capabilities in... Read more
Technology and Indian National Security
Technology is the basic requirement for building the Comprehensive National Power of India. Experts of our country rightly believe that for India to grow, education and technology are needed... Read more
BRI: India Must Project Itself as Beijing’s Normative Competitor
With the second Belt and Road Forum concluding, analysts are discussing the content and the outcomes of the summit that discusses one of the most ambitious global projects- the Belt and Road... Read more