Defense and Security at its very core attempts to explore the liaison between politics and the several kinds of military power, from the use of terror by small, non-state groups to the susceptible use of nuclear weapons. The scholars of the respective center bring forward the blend of contemporary strategic and trenchant case studies transcending the conventional wisdom offering the recommendations that are ultra-practicable. Bringing in various multidisciplinary, critical, and regional expertise, the analysis presented won’t solely rely on straight-line predictions but rather will consider the full range of possibilities and anticipate a broad scope of plausible outcome. The analysis provided will not only be looking at the implications of the current issues but also will further aid to identify and analyze the issue thereafter. The Security and Strategy center tends to cover broad array of issues, majorly dealing with Nuclear Issues, Military Issues, Defense modernization, Terrorism and Militancy.
The world cannot be safe until everyone is safe and bilateral treaties, though form an important part of arms control do not provide an effective regime while there are pariah nuclear states like North Korea. ...
Russia and Iran will never align themselves against India and it is inconceivable that these two countries would join forces against India ...
Low Defence budgets are a misstep in the larger context of the Chinese incursions on the tense border and their persistent poking in the nation’s territory. The main corpus of the budget still focuses upon the interests of the 1.5 billion odd personnel with the separate burden for retired personnel and war veterans ...
It should be a priority for South Asian nations to bridge the growing asymmetries by working on long-term synergies from informal networks such as the South Asia Foresight Network, dedicated to finding synergetic thinking beyond the present ‘zero sum’ thinking. ...
The role of international organizations and other regional organizations to resolve this conflict will undoubtedly have a major impact and work as a beam of hope for a peaceful world. Similarly, the possibilities of the use of nuclear weapons seem far-fetched but will certainly change the trajectory of the global order and cannot be overlooked ...
In 1940, Japan, Germany, and Italy signed the pact as a defensive military alliance infamously considered one of the triggers of World War II during which Japan was also considered the regional hegemon of East Asia ...
The National Security Strategy indicates areas of collaboration between India and the United States, which will help India, achieve its medium - and long-term defence objectives. India’s participation in regional alliances like as the Quad and the I2U2 is highly valued ...
Mentioning South Asian economies, the World Bank Vice President for South Asia, commented, “High oil and food prices caused by the war in Ukraine will have a strong negative impact on people's real incomes” ...
India has the most efficient and well-built and professional naval force which helps it to get established and well-recognised among the top-ten powerful navies of the world, that operates a full-scale Blue Water Navy and Vikrant would serve as an alternative in terms of ensuring peace and stability in the Indo-Pacific and the Indian Ocean ...
India’s ‘No First Use’ Nuclear Policy: A Shift from Clarity to Ambiguity
An official rollback of ‘No First Use’ declaration can be much more provocative than never having a declaration in the first place and the best way to achieve the objectives of deterrence is to bring ambiguity ...