دی ویلنگٹن ایکسپیریئنس: ایک جائزہ
کرنل ڈیوڈ او اسمتھ نے اپنی تازہ ترین کتاب ”دی ویلنگٹن ایکسپیریئنس: اے اسٹڈی آف دی ایٹی چیوڈ اینڈ ویلیوز ود ان دی انڈین آرمی“ […]
Category: Politics
The Myanmar Coup and India’s Refugee Policy
The military coup in Myanmar in early February—and the ensuing crackdown on citizens and political opposition protesting the coup—has led to an emerging refugee crisis […]
Hot Takes: The Opportunity Cost of Sidelining Pakistan from Biden’s Climate Summit
Keen to undo some of the environmental havoc wreaked during the Trump administration, U.S. President Biden has rejoined the Paris Accord and decided to convene […]
The U.S.-China Strategic Rivalry and its Implications for Pakistan
The U.S.-China relationship has grown increasingly tense in recent years. Policymakers on both sides have adopted a more assertive posture, not only in the realm […]
بھارتی فوج میں خطرے کا ادراک اور ترجیحات: ویلنگٹن ایکسپیریئنس کا ایک جائزہ
کرنل ریٹائرڈ ڈیوڈ او اسمتھ کی کتاب ”دی ویلنگٹن ایکسپیریئنس: اے اسٹڈی آف ایٹی چیوڈ اینڈ ویلیوز ود ان دی انڈین آرمی“ بھارتی فوج کے […]
Understanding China’s Post-Galwan Media Campaign
Several days after the Chinese and Indian governments announced the beginning of the disengagement process along the Line of Actual Control (LAC), Chinese media outlets […]
Hot Takes: Political Gamesmanship in Pakistan
On March 6, 2021, Prime Minister of Pakistan and leader of the Pakistan Tehreek-Insaaf (PTI) party, Imran Khan sought a vote of confidence in the […]
Tweet, Retaliate, Repeat: Social Media, Dissent, and Celebrity in Modern India
The Rihanna Effect It was the tweet read around the world: on February 2, pop star and business mogul Rihanna linked to a CNN article […]
Threat Perceptions and Priorities in the Indian Army: A Review of the Wellington Experience
Col. (retd.) David O. Smith’s The Wellington Experience: A Study of Attitudes and Values Within the Indian Army provides a critical assessment of the ethos and […]
Can India-Canada Relations Move Beyond Sikh Separatism Concerns?
For the past few months, tens of thousands of farmers primarily from India’s agriculture-dependent northwestern states of Punjab and Haryana have gathered on the outskirts […]