Lending credence to the unification bid, former Taiwanese President Ma Ying-jeou met Chinese President Xi Jinping in Beijing on 10th April. The last time the two leaders met was in 2015 in S... Read more
Indian land borders have been in the news ever since we were slapped with the Radcliff Award during the partition. The Sino-India border dispute goes a long way, along with neighbours and nu... Read more
Editor’s Note: The Shahpur Kandi Dam, which India is on the verge of completing, will allow India to utilise the waters of the Ravi River more extensively without flouting the clauses of the... Read more
The government has set out an ambitious defence exports target of $5 billion this FY 2024-25 from the current $1.5 billion Read more
Editor’s Note: The UN’s influence on avoidance of conflict and stabilisation of global security seems to be sliding deeper along the contours of a descending graph. The singular, all importa... Read more
Editor’s Note: Decisions are information-based. However, if the information inputs are mutated variants of the truth, or misinformation and disinformation endeavours, as more commonly termed... Read more
Editor’s Pick The central government has announced unambiguously that it will scrap the Free Movement Regime (FMR) along the India-Myanmar border. However, the stakeholders in this case are... Read more
Editor’s Note In 2014, the Houthis overthrew the Yemeni government and captured Saana. With some ups and downs, the Houthis have since transformed into a reckonable force and can effectively... Read more
Editor’s Note The calibre of Artillery guns has stabilised at 155mm for quite a few decades, now. The US, NATO members and even the Indian army have all adopted the 155mm calibre. The standa... Read more
India's indigenous defence evolution in desert strategy Read more
