This section brings together interviews, media appearances, published conversations, and expert commentary delivered across national and international platforms. It reflects engagement with policymakers, academics, journalists, and global audiences on strategic, security, and geopolitical issues.
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Interviews, television and digital media appearances, quoted commentary, panel discussions, podcasts, and public-facing analytical conversations.
Read the verbatim FPRC Journal 66 interview with Major General Dr. S B Asthana on the Iran War, Trump’s coercive diplomacy, Netanyahu's political survival, and the realistic compulsions behind India's strategic silence after the tragic MT Settebello strikes.
From Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj's 'Wagh Nakh' tactic to modern grey-zone operations: Maj Gen Asthana breaks down the new rules of engagement in the Indian Ocean on @AsthanaWrites.
From tactical prediction to operational urgency—why a 2-lakh monthly drone capability is non-negotiable for India's national security.
It is a matter of great honour to publish the reflections of Mr. Chiril Gaburici — a statesman whose message rises above immediate politics and speaks directly to the larger future of civilisation itself.
“From a strategic perspective, the Strait of Hormuz is a geopolitical weapon that can affect the future balance of power, international markets, and the outcome of conflicts”
The Strait of Hormuz is no longer merely a maritime passage connecting the Persian Gulf with the Arabian Sea. It has evolved into the strategic fulcrum of global geopolitics — a narrow corridor where military power, energy security, economics, diplomacy, and great-power rivalry converge with dangerous intensity.
Strategic Imperative: Relying on foreign supply arrangements or promises of supply chain resilience carries severe geopolitical risks when transport routes face active disruption. True sovereignty demands indigenous physical buffers and direct demand-side interventions
