Srijan Sharma

The writer is a national security analyst specialising in intelligence and strategic affairs. He has worked extensively with national security and foreign policy think tanks of repute, and has written for publications including The Telegraph, The Print, Organiser, and Fair Observer. He has also been a guest contributor to the School of International Studies at Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU).

War Strategy: The US Must Remember the Nightmare Faced Four Decades Ago

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As the United States’ desperation to exit the Iran conflict increases, few developments within the US strategic and security community further reveal that the exit strategies the US is currently planning face strong divisions,...

Why Mossad Can No Longer Afford to Gamble, It Must Restore its Edge

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The outgoing Mossad Director, David Barnea, reportedly gave a pre-operation assessment to Israel’s top leadership that high-grade offensive operations in Iran could potentially topple the regime. However, it was more than just an intelligence...

Pakistan’s Propaganda Diplomacy in Gulf: Pointless Spectacle 

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Pakistan once again engages in a pointless spectacle that emphasises nuisance over substance. The propaganda-driven diplomacy aimed at preserving its declining strategic importance and handling backlash is nothing new. The current instance of Pakistan’s...

The New Pragmatist

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India's approach has traditionally focused on strategic caution and diplomacy to maintain good relations with Gulf nations, mainly to secure energy supplies. However, over the past decade, there has been a shift towards more...

Groping for an Exit

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As the US-Iran war rages on, there are no strong visible signs of disengagement or an exit from the conflict; both sides seem to be following a risky escalation strategy aimed at reaching a...

Caught in a Strategic Quagmire

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The assassination of Iran’s Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Khamenei represents a watershed moment in modern espionage. While initial reports from Western intelligence circles hail the strike as a "backdoor success" and a masterpiece of cooperation...

Miscalculated Gamble in Iran: US-Israel Stuck in a Fog

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Within 24 hours, Iran suffered a severe blow, with its Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Khamenei, and the top leadership of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) killed. This is perhaps the deadliest US-Israeli strike on...

India Must Revisit its Grand Strategy as Donroe Doctrine Sets in Global Order

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2026 opened with US muscle-power exercise, intended to revive the Monroe Doctrine and reinforce its security dominance, which had been under scrutiny since Israel’s strikes on Qatar escalated tensions in the Middle East last...

Venezuela Strike: Restoring Deterrence

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after almost six months of a US large-scale air-naval offensive against Iran's underground nuclear reactors to reassert its security credibility in the Middle East, following Israel's strikes in Qatar that crossed the region's security...

India’s Myanmar Strategy: Realistic and Pragmatic Approach Needed

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After almost four years of the Coup, the on-going elections in Myanmar, which by definition, do not appear to be free and fair, are just being held to legitimise the military rule. The most...

Pakistan Desperate for Depth in Bangladesh: India Must Prepare for All Options

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After losing decades of strategic depth in Afghanistan, Pakistan has now shifted its attention to cultivating a second phase of strategic depth — Bangladesh. Following the 2024 uprising in Bangladesh that ousted Sheikh Hasina,...

Sydney Attack: ISIS Imprints Dangerously Alarming 

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The recent Sydney Bondi Beach attack, where two gunmen carried out mass shootings on the beach, specifically targeting the Jewish community. However, what was concerning about this terror attack was the ISIS influence. According...

Trump’s National Security Strategy: Reaction and Realisation 

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The first National Security Strategy of the United States of America was released in 1950 under President Truman. It set firm strategic goals based on the containment doctrine to limit the influence of communist...
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