Description
This section documents selected publications across journals, newspapers, magazines, edited volumes, and institutional platforms. It serves as a consolidated record of analytical work, opinion pieces, and research contributions on strategic, security, and international affairs.
Scope includes:
Peer-reviewed articles, policy briefs, opinion essays, institutional publications, and curated research outputs.
As we approach mid 2016, despite the world community, as well as affected countries claiming that they have spent billions of dollars, and made all out efforts, including supreme sacrifices of soldiers and innocent people to control terrorism, the unfortunate…
With US and other members nod for India’s entry into NSG, the danger of China playing a obstructionists role by insisting Pakistan’s simultaneous entry, (which no one else will agree, knowing their proliferation record and A Q Khan’s initiatives) to…
The viability as well as the implications of OBOR needs much more deliberations, than what is covered in the article by Jayadeva Ranade. The advantages of connectivity and economic growth have been well covered. While China will like the world…
After Russia and US had their uncomfortable stint in Afghanistan in ” Trying to Stabilise Afghanistan” for their own reasons, It is now China’s initiative to try it out, to address some of her concerns like avoiding safe heavens…
The power-play and strategic competition between big powers,shows the diplomatic acumen of two world leaders and two powerful countries in managing their foreign relations, despite wide differences on major issues, adverse strategic posturing in Asia-Pacific Region, especially South China…
In the current international power-play the rules of war/threat of war have changed and the increased range of nuclear missiles is a statistical number, because a nuclear war by any recognizable world power is cost prohibitive, besides being mutually destructive.…
