Geopolitics of Kashmir and the Evolving Trends in the Insurgency
In the entire history of mankind, it is hard to find a year without any war between groups, tribes, kingdoms or nation states. As...
China Is Well Poised to Defend Its Interests in Afghanistan
The fourth round of the China-Afghanistan-Pakistan Foreign minister’s dialogue was held via video link recently to address the “new uncertainties” posed by the “unilateral...
While Citizens Plea for Survival; Nation Becomes a Mere Political Playground for the Leaders
In the midst of a deadly second wave of the pandemic, with an ever-increasing number of new cases and deaths, Nepali leadership has been...
The Growing Significance of BIMSTEC in India’s Foreign Policy
Like that of any other state, realizing the national interests and goals are the primary agenda of India’s foreign policy. In this dynamic world,...
Deteriorating India-Sri Lanka Ties: The Way Out
Irritants in Indo-Sri Lankan ties have caused massive setbacks, despite the two neighbors’ overwhelming importance to each other. Sri Lanka’s hostility to India, compounded...
Indian Military Modernization: Response Options for Pakistan Air Force
As a result of developments in advanced technology, rigorous training and the role of leadership at the operational level of war, airpower has now...
What Makes Afghanistan Peace Process a Tricky Affair?
The United States is seeking a dignified end to its war in Afghanistan. The Biden administration has taken a diplomatic route to ensure that...
Spoilers of Peace Process in Afghanistan: Ghani, the al-Qaeda, Iran’s Fatyeamyoun Army and also...
There could be many spoilers who want to see the peace process in Afghanistan fails. But four of them stand out: President Ashraf Ghani;...
Unless a Complete Disengagement at Depsang and Demchok, Consider Doklam is Repeated
India and China have achieved a significant breakthrough in their ninth round of commander level disengagement talks and on Feb. 11 both the countries...