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By invigorating the more profound engagement with Vietnam or any other country, India would surely be able to realize its long-standing vision and achieve its twin objective of promoting its defense exports while reinforcing its strategic partnership with Vietnam ...
Great powers and wealthy countries must challenge “us vs. them” rhetoric and not use the UN Security Council and forums like the G7 to only further their agenda ...
The Philippine Navy should also recognize the value of joint warfighting along the electromagnetic spectrum. Competition in multi-domain naval warfare requires interception of signals and who gets faster and better information requires complementary augmentation in traditional military strategies ...
One of the most pressing issues is how long can India maintain its relevance and balance its diplomacy when major powers such as the US are involved and all India can do is brace itself for all that the future beholds ...
Global Security Initiative seemed to be an extended version of Beijing’s earlier security initiatives that suits the current geopolitical situation and will not bring any drastic change to China’s policies toward international security ...
A conglomeration of like-minded countries is the need of an hour to propose policy alternatives to approach North Korea. A progressive approach towards peace and disarmament is much needed to curtail the North’s occupation ...
The increase in defence spending by Germany would achieve two objectives, first, it will contribute to European Security and second, it will reduce the burden on the United States, which would want to turn its focus on Indo-Pacific to counter increasingly assertive China ...
The Obama administration’s stunningly arrogant interference in Ukraine’s domestic political affairs in 2013 and 2014 to assist demonstrators in overthrowing Ukraine’s elected, pro-Russia president was the single most audacious provocation, and it heightened tensions ...
This war on Ukraine will be a testimony to the limits of military support superpowers can yield when it comes to war, and the underlying unfinished security issues of Europe and the security concerns of Russia have to be resolved collectively ...
Taiwan Issue and Rising Geopolitical Tensions
The international community, civil society organizations, epistemic communities, and the global media need to raise voices against tensions between China and USA over the Taiwan issue and diplomacy and dialogue should be prioritized over conflicts while dealing with the recent Taiwan crisis ...