Opinion

Peace Remains Elusive To Russia-Ukraine Conflict

Dr Mathew Sinu Simon -
Russia-Ukraine conflict appears not to be ending soon, with peace lingering in the shadows. In a choreographed televised year-end address, Russian President Vladimir Putin said that there would be peace in Ukraine only when...

Is Machine Supremacy Approaching Faster Than Expected?

Ravi Srivastava -
  Incredibly Unbelievable: Last week in St Petersburg, when Putin ‘the interviewer’ appeared on a life-size screen in the hall and asked Putin ‘the Guest’ about his thoughts on Artificial Intelligence (AI), the audiences were seen...

Pitching For Peace

Lt Gen Dr SK Gadeock -
In the ongoing conflict between Russia and Ukraine, it is imperative to critically analyse two fundamentally significant questions: the origins of the conflict and the immediate possibilities for its termination. Additionally, we explore the...

UNEP at COP28: An Early Christmas Telltale of the Upcoming Geopolitical Fray

Bikki Sharma -
  In 2023, climate change yet again became more disruptive and deadly. These intensifying impacts tell us that the world must urgently cut greenhouse gas emissions and increase adaptation efforts to protect vulnerable populations. Recalling...

Roots of the Strife

Lt Gen Dr SK Gadeock -
Russia initiated a “special military operation” against Ukraine in February 2022, citing multiple reasons to justify its aggression. While the longstanding disputes over the expansion of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) and the...

China Steps Up Disinformation Campaign As Taiwan Prepares For Polls

Ravi Srivastava -
  Taiwan Election: As Taiwan inches closer to electing its next president there has been a marked increase in the Chinese cyber spoofing and disinformation campaign. Less than a month from now, on 13th January...

Dispute Surrounding South China Sea and India’s Stances

Bikki Sharma -
  With a surface area of 8,00,000 sq km, the South China Sea is semi-enclosed, with 90 percent of its circumference bordered by land. Asia's several influential countries, including the Philippines, Malaysia, Brunei, Indonesia, Singapore,...

America’s Refugee Roulette

Lt Gen Prakash Katoch -
  Thomas West, US Special Representative for Afghanistan recently posted on X: “Traveling to Pakistan, UAE, Qatar, & Saudi Arabia December 5-15. Look forward to meeting with key partners to discuss shared security interests, refugee...

Fast, Fierce and Fabulous

Prof Dr Dinesh Kumar Pandey -
The Defence Acquisition Council (DAC), under the leadership of Defence Minister Rajnath Singh, took a significant stride on November 30, 2023, approving the acquisition of defence equipment worth Rs 2.23 lakh crore from Indian...

Towards A National CBRN Security Strategy

Col Ram Athavale -
Chemical, Biological, Radiological and Nuclear (CBRN) security is a matter of grave concern for many nations today. CBRN security in India is still in its early stages. There is a need to look at...

Tejas – Taking India to the Statusphere

Rakesh Krishnan Simha -
  The Tejas light combat aircraft is arguably the most impressive achievement of India's aerospace industry, today. The Mark 1 version is already a capable fighter and after years of being based at Tamil Nadu’s...

Peace Deal with UNLF?

Lt Gen Prakash Katoch -
  The incidents of weapons having been looted from the Manipur police and IRB armouries in the first week of May were covered in the mainstream media. The official figures are 4,500 weapons and 50,000...

India Must Continue Arming Armenia

Aditya Bhan -
After Armenia’s bitter conflict with Azerbaijan, Yerevan is eager to increase its defence cooperation with New Delhi, as indicated by Armenia’s appointment of a defence attaché to its embassy in New Delhi. The office-bearer...
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