
Modi 2.0’s Foreign Policy: More Continuity than Change
In most democracies, foreign policy tends to stay the course despite partisan changes in leadership. In India’s case, such continuities are visible across time and […]
In most democracies, foreign policy tends to stay the course despite partisan changes in leadership. In India’s case, such continuities are visible across time and […]
کارگل کی جنگ کے دوران ملکی اور بین الاقوامی سطح پر بھارتی سفارتکاری میں اہم تبدیلیاں رونما ہوئیں۔۱۹۹۹ ء کے تیسرے ہفتے تک یہ بات […]
The Kargil war marked a significant shift for Indian diplomacy at both the domestic and international levels. By the third week of May 1999, it […]
The recent release of the Joint Doctrine of the Indian Armed Forces report is a welcome step. For a while now, there have been calls […]
हाल ही में एक इंटरव्यू में भारत के नए सेना प्रमुख जनरल बिपिन रावत ने कहा कि कोल्ड स्टार्ट सिद्धांत पारंपरिक सैन्य अभियानों के लिए मौजूद […]
Introduction In a recent interview, the new Indian Army Chief General Bipin Rawat stated that “the Cold Start doctrine exists for conventional military operations.” This […]
Review of “Pakistan, MIRVs, and Counterforce Targeting” by Feroz H. Khan and Mansoor Ahmed in The Lure and Pitfalls of MIRVs: From the First to […]
Point, Counter-Point: Nuclear Weapons – Status or Security? Earlier in this series: Point: The South Asian Nuclear Trajectory – From Reluctance to Readiness Counter-Point: The Perception Differential […]
The recent Indian Union Budget announced the new government’s policy of allowing 49% foreign direct investment (FDI) in the defence sector. Whether this will accelerate […]