Defense
Three Turning Points of China’s Military Strategic Thoughts
The Chinese army is long known for its experience in the ways of strategic and tactical warfare. Being a country that boasts a large...
Does Turkey Plan Revenge for Al-Watiya Attack?
On Monday, July 6th, Turkish Defense Ministry declared that it plans to conduct large-scale military exercises. The Turkish Air Force's F-16 fighter jets and...
A comparison of strategic doctrines
In principle it is not political choices that generate strategic doctrines. The opposite is true, if anything.
In the case of China, for example, it...
Could India’s Diplomatic Outreaches Be a Success amid Heightened Border Tensions?
The India- China border scuffle at Galwan Valley on June 15, in which India lost its twenty servicemen of Assam rifles wing, marked a...
Turning Gulf Security Upside Down
Like many paradigms across the globe, the pandemic and its associated economic downturn have changed the paradigm shaping debates about Gulf security that was...
The Chinese Navy: A new force is rising in the East
The information coming to the West from various sources, either open or closed, regarding the Chinese Navy, concludes on the finding that in the...
Who Exactly Fights For The UN-backed Sarraj Government?
The latest turn of the tide in the Libyan conflict ended in the forces loyal to the Government of National Accord led by Fayez...
Sino-American Rivalry: Impact on South Asian Security
The US-China relationship is an extremely complex one; it is driven by many different dimensions each dimension has got its own logic. The United...
India is Operating World’s Fastest Expanding Nuclear Weapons Programme
The Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI) has recently launched its annual year book 2020 and assessed the current state of armaments, disarmament and...
The Global Hypersonic Weapons Race and South Asia
Over the last few years, some of the prominent nuclear powers in the world have been involved in a race to develop hypersonic weapons....