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Indian Navy’s Power Triad Unleashed: Dunagiri Strikes Deep, Sanshodhak Maps the Depths, Agray Hunts Silent Killers

Girish Linganna - June 23, 2026

On June 21, the Indian Navy became stronger by adding three brand-new ships to its fleet. Each ship has a different and special job. One is built to fight enemies far out in the...

Israeli Aggression Sabotages the US-Iran Peace Breakthrough

Asad Mirza - June 20, 2026

In the arc of modern Middle Eastern diplomacy, peace has always been the most perishable of commodities. That uncomfortable truth was on full display on Friday, June 19, 2026, when planned implementation talks between...

The End of the War in Iran and Its Aftermath

Pranay K Shome - June 20, 2026

The US-Israel-Iran war has ‘officially’ ended. A 14 point Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to that effect has been signed between the US and Iran. The global community now is heaving a collective sigh of...

Ukraine’s Societal Resistance: Lessons for India

Col Saikat Bose - June 19, 2026

The prolonged war in Ukraine has generated an extraordinary volume of analysis on large-scale industrial warfare, disruptive technologies, and the use of trench systems. What has not received particular attention, however, is the remarkable...

From Blockade to Billions: Is Trump’s Iran MoU Hope for the People or a Gift to the Regime?

Girish Linganna - June 19, 2026

For a very long time, ordinary people in Iran had been waiting for some good news. They wanted peace and relief, but the wait stretched on much longer than anyone had expected. During the...

End of Diplomatic Hedging

Neeraj Singh Manhas - June 19, 2026

For two decades, the dangerous geography of West Asia was measured by the distance between two cities that rarely spoke and never blinked: Tel Aviv and Tehran. That distance has now collapsed into a...

Israel’s Glorious Failure Shocks World in Iran Ceasefire Deal

Girish Linganna - June 18, 2026

On February 28, hundreds of American and Israeli fighter jets took off together to launch the first big attack of their war against Iran. For the next 40 days, these two close friends fought...

A Strategic Turning Point

Vipul V. Tamhane - June 18, 2026

Numbers, in matters of nuclear strategy, rarely tell the full story. Yet the figure buried inside the SIPRI Yearbook 2026 demands attention: twelve. For the first time in its history as a nuclear-armed state,...

Exploiting the Artillery Power for Future Wars

Maj Gen Harsha Kakar - June 18, 2026

Rockets, missiles and UAVs are playing an increasing role in ongoing conflicts. The US and Israel exploited their airpower in Iran, as it lacked air defences. Iran responded with drones and missiles. The Ukraine...

Greater Nicobar: India’s Strategic Masterstroke for Maritime Power and Enduring Prosperity

Neeraj Singh Manhas - June 17, 2026

In an era defined by intensifying great-power competition in the Indo-Pacific, India cannot afford to remain a passive spectator on critical maritime routes. The Greater Nicobar Island Development Project stands as one of the...

PoK in Turmoil: The Questions Pakistan Can No Longer Ignore

Lt Gen Ashok Bhim Shivane - June 16, 2026

For years, unrest in Pakistan-occupied Jammu and Kashmir was treated as something temporary and manageable. There would be anger over prices, protests over shortages, negotiations, announcements, and then a gradual return to normalcy. Islamabad...

Conflict and Capital

Dr Aruna Prakash - June 15, 2026

India has emerged as a premier destination for massive capital investment. The Middle East conflict is likely to trigger a renewed surge in investment activity across various sectors such as energy diversification, defence manufacturing,...

G7 Summit: India’s Voice at the Table of Giants

Girish Linganna - June 15, 2026

The countdown has already begun for the 52nd G7 Summit, which will be held from June 15 to 17, 2026, in the scenic town of Évian-les-Bains in France. But before we get excited about...

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