The Red Sea crisis has evolved from a regional security concern into a global maritime disruption with direct consequences for India.

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In a world marked by rapid transformations and growing divisions between East and West, all eyes are on Doha, now recognised as the city…

In October 2025, Israel’s seizure of the Marinette—a humanitarian flotilla bound for Gaza—sparked global outrage and reopened the debate on the legality of its…

Riyadh’s embrace of Islamabad through a defence pact is being hailed in Pakistan as a triumph, yet it may prove a hollow shield. For…

Since the outbreak of the latest round of conflict in the Gaza Strip, Israel has found itself facing one of the most complex political…

From the Balakot airstrikes to G20 presidency, from COVID-19 vaccine diplomacy to sweeping defence reforms, India’s journey between 2019 and 2025 has been nothing short of transformative.

A ceasefire between Iran, Israel, and the United States (US) on June 24 provided at least a temporary halt to nearly two weeks of…

As geopolitical tensions reshape global trade and diplomacy, Brazil and India are taking decisive steps to deepen their ties across Asia, signaling a more…

India’s evolving Myanmar policy demands pragmatism, strategic foresight and regional necessity. With Myanmar facing political turmoil post-2021 coup, India balances diplomatic restraint, border security…

The terror attack in Pahalgam represents a defining moment for Indian statecraft. Beyond the immediate horror and grief, it exposes the continuing threat posed…

In a horrific terrorist incident, the Pahalgam region in India’s Jammu and Kashmir was subjected to an extremist attack, adding yet another chapter to…

With internal discontent, economic collapse, and international isolation, the collapse of Assad’s era signals a transformative yet uncertain chapter for Syria’s future.

In the past two decades, the Chinese Navy, officially known as the People’s Liberation Army Navy (PLAN), has undergone one of the most significant…

Tensions are escalating in the South China Sea due to China’s assertive territorial claims, militarisation, and confrontations, particularly with the Philippines.

Iran recently escalated its nuclear activities, following the IAEA’s resolution for greater transparency. This development challenges the Trump administration poised to recalibrate its strategies amid Iran’s brinkmanship.

Examining international responses, UN reports and ICJ rulings, highlighting the dire humanitarian situation amidst the allegations of genocide against Israel in Gaza war.

The LAC remains a site of tension between India and China, with years of stand-offs and negotiations defining their strained relations.

In this day and age of shifting geopolitical orientation, India leverages BRICS (Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa) to assert its leadership in…

The Indian Navy’s growing carrier capabilities, exemplified by INS Vikrant and INS Vikramaditya, showcase India’s strategic focus on securing the Indian Ocean Region (IOR).

Lebanon, a historically diverse nation, is grappling with severe economic collapse, political dysfunction, and regional tensions.

The Galwan conflict made Pakistan elated initially, it believed that the IAF would struggle with a “Two Front Threat. But the reality proved different on the battlefront.

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chinese President Xi Jinping met in Kazan, Russia, on October 23. During the meeting, Xi emphasized the need…

The IAF is marking its 92nd Raising Day on 8th October 2024. Since its modest formation in 1932, it has transformed itself into one…

India’s growing economy and national power necessitate a broader global outlook. Historically conservative in exerting influence, India now faces complex geopolitics requiring tailored responses to protect national interests.

The News Analytics Journal Arab Correspondent, Nadia Hallak analyses the current increment in the deployment of US troops in the Middle East. She spoke to Akram Kamal Sraiwi, a Lebanese expert in weapons of mass destruction and international law to explore the nuances behind the latest US move.

There has been a recent revival of interest in minilateralism i.e. the idea that a small group of nations should collaborate based on shared interests instead of shared values. The effectiveness of this idea can gauged through a look at the background against which it has emerged.

India has taken a keen interest in strengthening its relations in the East Asian
region since the 1990s. What sets the current strategy apart from the older
involvement is the security angle that India has been pursuing in the last decade.
By actively participating in East Asian security architecture and contributing to
regional stability, India seeks to play a constructive role in shaping the security
environment in the region.

The uncertainty in today’s world shows no signs of letting up, and it’s time to rethink old supply chain models. We’ve identified four major changes that will help leaders understand the new keys to success. By embracing work flexibility, preparing for a real-time performance of last-minute decisions, striving for authentic sustainability, and focusing on commercial innovation, your organisation’s supply chain will thrive, no matter what the future holds.

Asymmetric warfare will remain an instrument of state policy for India’s two most inimical neighbours. Given the evolving geopolitics, the IAF should expand its investments in advanced munitions, combat support aircraft, electronic warfare, and physical infrastructure. Boosting the IAF’s fighter force strength should be a top priority while maintaining a balance between quantity and quality.

In the highly competitive arena of Semiconductors, India has been a late entrant. It has its strengths primarily in semiconductor design and Very Large Scale Integration (VLSI) services rather than in manufacturing. It has carved out a niche in providing design and design consultation services to global semiconductor firms. These services are critical, yet they represent only one segment of the semiconductor value chain.

The army has a systematic way of planning the induction of new weapon systems, whether imported or indigenous. However, if a plethora of new technologies are nearly simultaneously introduced, it is bound to pose challenges in their assimilation by the organisation and its rank and file.

India’s emergence as a net security provider in the maritime domain is increasingly evident, particularly in the Arabian Sea. With a strategic naval deployment and proactive anti-piracy measures, India is playing a crucial role in safeguarding sea lanes and promoting regional stability. However, serious challenges will test India’s resolve and capacities.

Pakistan, already suffering from the economic meltdown, can ill afford to have another province permanently erupt in protests after the troubled Baluchistan. At the core of the problem in POK has been the uninterrupted neglect of the province by the rulers and the creeping local dissatisfaction against it.

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