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India Strengthens Defence Ties with Japan and South Korea

Shankar Kumar - March 9, 2022

While speaking at a programme organised by the Delhi-based think tank Ananta Centre and Embassy of Japan on February 24, Foreign Secretary Harsh Vardhan Shringla said the pandemic has generated severe economic stresses and...

Decoding the Dimensions of the Russia-Ukraine Conflict

Lt Gen A B Shivane - March 1, 2022

A history is a place of reference, not residence. Yet many times history has contextual lessons for the present and future. The tragedy of the Ukrainian conflict is embedded in the historical past. In...

India’s Quest Towards Defence Indigenisation

Major Gen (Dr) Rajan Kochhar - February 28, 2022

The last year has truly been remarkable in terms of the Indian defence industry. An impetus was given to the establishment of defence corridors and encouragement to startups through IDEX and technology funds to...

War In Europe: How Ukraine Is Paying the Price for Bear-Baiting

Rakesh Krishnan Simha - February 28, 2022

The US and its Western cronies such as Canada, Britain, Turkey and Estonia have trained and armed the Ukrainian military for well over a decade and yet Kiev is unable to put up a...

Nuke Deal Talks Depend on the Stance of the US and Iran

Air Marshal Dhiraj Kukreja - February 25, 2022

The Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA), the nuclear deal between Iran and the P5+1 countries (Britain, France, Germany, Russia and China, with the USA joining in later), was signed in July 2015 after...

Project Ukraine: How the West created a new Pakistan in Europe

Rakesh Krishnan Simha - February 21, 2022

The Germans called it Sitzkrieg. Literally phony war, it means a phase of a war in which there is little or no active warfare. It is now happening on the Ukraine border where reportedly...

How America’s Actions Harm India

Lt Gen Prakash Katoch - February 21, 2022

Condemnation of the 26/11 Mumbai terrorist attacks and the terror attack at Pathankot together with calls to bring the perpetrators to justice during the recent Quad Foreign Ministers’ Meet at Melbourne attracted much applause....

Howitzers: Maneuverability in Mountains!

Natalia Freyton - February 20, 2022

Ever since its inception, artillery has walked a tightrope between sophistication and ruggedness. Sophistication provides additional capacities at the expense of reliability and numbers, as howitzers tend to breakdown more often due to their...

USA – NATO – Russia: Battle of Wits

Air Marshal Dhiraj Kukreja - February 18, 2022

If 2020-2021 were years when China and USA were in the news, whether for reasons right or wrong, the year 2022 started with attention being shifted from China, slowly and steadily, but USA remained...

Small Mercies in Melbourne

Lt Gen Prakash Katoch - February 14, 2022

The fourth Quad foreign ministers’ meeting attended by Australia, India, Japan and the US was held on February 11, 2022, in Melbourne. The main theme, as earlier, focused on a ‘Free and Open Indo-Pacific’,...

Civil Society Impacting India’s Security Environment

Major Gen (Dr) Rajan Kochhar - February 7, 2022

In recent times, we have been hearing a lot about how civil society is being manipulated as a new frontier for the so-called grey zone or hybrid warfare. The issue has far-reaching ramifications as...

Will Xi Or Will Xi Not?

Air Marshal Dhiraj Kukreja - February 7, 2022

Elections in any country cause turbulence and turmoil in the political domain, be it USA, India or even a ‘democracy’ like China. The schedule for the 2022 elections in China, of the new Central...

Torch of Galwan Shame at Beijing Olympics

Lt Gen Prakash Katoch - February 7, 2022

Since Xi Jinping became the president of China on March 14, 2013, he has been following the footsteps of Adolf Hitler, be it the iron control, barbarity, genocide, establishing Auschwitz-style concentration camps in Xinjiang...

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