Security & Conflict

Achieving Peace Through The Supply of Heavy Weapons

Peace, the most frequently used term in the chambers that lack the understanding of this five-alphabet word. Being Asian, am more concerned about my...

No Matter How Ukrainian Crisis Ends, China’s Arms Giants are Always Winners?

Russia’s military operation in Ukraine has changed the recent fortunes of the weapon industry, enabling it to make huge profits. The Russia-Ukraine conflict, which...

“Perceptions Of Credibility”: Existential Hazards Of Russian Nuclear Doctrine

Abstract: In his escalating war of aggression and genocide against Ukraine, Russian President Vladimir Putin has been recycling provocative elements of Soviet-era nuclear doctrine....

Terrorism, Radicalisation and Legitimacy

In discussions about fighting terrorism, the word "radicalisation" is often used, yet its meaning remains unclear. Focusing only on intellectual radicalisation risks assuming that...

Finishing the Job: Turkey Preparing For Military Operation in Syria

At its May 26 meeting, Turkey’s National Security Council (NSC) announced it was necessary to go on with current and prospective operations at the...

Global Terrorist Trends 2020 to 2022: An analysis

Over the years, the surging global trends have assumed varying characteristics between 2020 and 2022. While on the one hand, negotiations between the state...

Nuclear South Asia and Challenges to Strategic Stability

As he builds a theoretical explanation of Pakistan’s pursuance and acquisition of Nuclear Weapons, Feroz Hassan Khan in his seminal work on Pakistan’s Nuclear...

AUKUS: A Harbinger to Nuclear Race between India and Pakistan

In the latter half of the 2021, Washington initiated strategic trilateral defence pact with the UK and Australia, colloquially called as AUKUS. AUKUS is...

Unmasking India’s IB and RAW

India’s prime minister Narendra Modi granted a year-long extension in service to retiring heads of India’s Intelligence bureau (Arvind Kumar) and the Research and...

What makes India’s participation in the Quad intrinsically unique?

In this essay, I try to shed light on the geopolitical imperatives that make India’s involvement in the Quad intrinsically unique and distinct from...

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