چین: جنوبی ایشیا میں کرائسز مینیجریا تنازعہ کی وجہ؟
چین کا بڑھتا ہوا سیاسی و معاشی قد کاٹھ اور جنوبی ایشیائی ممالک کے ساتھ بڑھتےتجارتی تعلقات نے خطے میں اس کا اثرورسوخ بھی بڑھا […]
Joy Mitra
Joy Mitra is an SAV Visiting Fellow, July 2018. He is also a researcher with the South Asia Terrorism Portal at Institute of Conflict Management in New Delhi, India. He writes on foreign policy, deterrence stability, and security issues related to South Asia. Joy is a 2015-16 Foreign Policy Fellow with the Jindal School of International Affairs, OP Jindal Global University, Sonipat.
Articles by Joy Mitra
China: Crisis Manager or Conflict Party in South Asia?
China’s growing political and economic stature along with its deepening trade relationships with many South Asian countries have translated into increasing Chinese influence in the […]
Brokering Peace in Nuclear South Asia: Challenges of a Multipolar World
The Cold War witnessed multiple crises moments, involving both direct and indirect confrontation, between the United States and the Soviet Union under a nuclear overhang. […]
Nuclear BrahMos: On the Anvil?
Since the early 2000s, the BrahMos missile system has made India’s military arsenal a formidable one. A product of a joint Indo-Russian initiative, the weapon […]
What the Case of Punjab Says about Pakistan’s Counterterrorism Policy
The province of Punjab is the heart of political and economic activity in Pakistan. Over 53 percent of the active members of the National Assembly […]
India’s Cyber Threat Spectrum: Evolving Challenges and Nightmare Scenarios
South Asia has attracted attention for the subconventional, conventional, and nuclear rivalry between India and Pakistan. Cyberspace, while increasingly regarded as a conflict theater by […]
دباؤ ہو یا نہ ہو:پاکستان کی افغان پالیسی میں تبدیلی نا ممکن
پاکستان نے افغانستان سے متعلق اپنے دیرینہ خدشے یعنی وہاں پر بھارت کو وسیع کردار دینے پر تمام سٹیک ہولڈرز بالخصوص امریکہ سے تحفظات کا […]
Stick or No Stick, Pakistan’s Cost-Benefit Calculation on Afghanistan Won’t Change
Pakistan has repeatedly flagged its longstanding concern in Afghanistan – a larger Indian role – to all relevant external stakeholders, most importantly the United States. […]
Afghanistan: Case for Indian Military Assistance
Afghanistan has seen a tremendous surge in violence in the last few months. The Taliban have inflicted numerous casualties on the Afghan National Defense and […]
NFU Debate: Putting the Cart before the Horse
Professor Vipin Narang’s comments at the 2017 Carnegie Nuclear Policy Conference have generated considerable debate about India’s nuclear posture and doctrine – specifically putting in […]