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China’s Foreign Policy: “My Way or No Way”

Maj Gen C P Singh - July 10, 2021

“Diplomacy is the art of telling people to go to hell in such a way that they ask for directions” Sir Winston Churchill On 01 July, 2021, China celebrated the 100th anniversary of the foundation of...

The 11-days War of Political Capital

Amb Anil Trigunayat - July 10, 2021

It is a fact of history that the Balfour Declaration of 1917 or the Franco-British Sykes-Picot Agreement of 1916 and the Zionist Congress of 1897 and declaration of the State of Israel in 1948...

Israel in the eyes of Young India

Admin - July 10, 2021

Israel and Hamas (Islamist group of the Palestinian national movement) had once again a long spell of violent fighting for more than ten days in May that caused serious concern in international politics, compelling...

India’s Call of Duty

Pranay K Shome - July 3, 2021

Democracy, it is often said is chaotic political system which tends to be cacophonic and inefficient, but over time especially since the 19th century onwards, democracy has proven to be the best form of...

India’s Quest for an Anti- Drone Protection System

Major Gen (Dr) Rajan Kochhar - June 30, 2021

It was quiet disconcerting to hear and read about the twin drone attack at the Indian Air force Station, Jammu on the midnight of 27-28 June 2021. The nation woke up to a feeling...

The Sinking of the Iranian Mother Ship as a Window to Examine the Strategic Perception of the Iranian Navy

Dr. Eyal Pinko - June 20, 2021

In early June, one of the largest ships of the Iranian Navy, the Kharaj, caught fire and sank in the Gulf of Oman. As of this writing, the circumstances of the ship's burning are...

Can the G-7’s Blue Dot Network Counter China’s Belt and Road Initiative?

Col Rajinder Singh - June 18, 2021

The Group of Seven (G-7) powerful nations has committed an investment of $40 trillion over the next 10 years in the Blue Dot Network (BDN) to checkmate the $3.7 trillion Belt and Road Initiative...

Boosting India’s Naval Power for a Strong Quadrilateral Alliance

Garima Kumawat - June 17, 2021

India has decided to build six advanced submarines at a cost of Rs. 43,000 crore to boost its Navy’s underwater capacity. The new submarines will be equipped with air-independent propulsion systems enabling them to...

Unravelling the Economic Growth Story: Defence PSU towards Synergised Indigenisation

Maj Gen (Dr) Rajan Kochhar - June 9, 2021

Atma Nirbharta is a laudable initiative by the Government of India. It is a strong slogan to start the Nation thinking towards self reliance. However, if we take a peep into history, when we...

National Security Imperatives: A Review of the Environments!

Col Rajinder Singh - June 4, 2021

With the second wave of pandemic playing merry hell with India, there is a deliberate attempt, both within India and outside India, to discredit not only Modi Government but also undermine India’s national security....

Demystifying the Covid-19 Conundrum

Pranay K Shome - June 2, 2021

It has been almost one and half year since the Covid-19 pandemic has changed the world upside down as we know it. Homo Sapiens continue to fall, economies struggle to recover and death and...

Diplomacy and Resilience: Betting on India is a Good Wager

Harsh V. Pant - May 27, 2021

At the India-EU summit in early May, French President Emmanuel Macron declared, “India does not need to listen to lectures from anyone about vaccine supplies. India has exported a lot for humanity to many countries.”...

Israel-Hamas Clash: What it Means for West Asia?

Md. Muddassir Quamar - May 26, 2021

The violent clash between Israel and Hamas during May 10-21, 2021 has brought back the prolonged Israeli-Palestinian conflict to the forefront of complex issues afflicting West Asia. The Arab Spring and its aftermath had...

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