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Contribution of the Indian Armed Forces to the Second World War: Book Release and Panel Discussion
IDSA
January 8, 2013

The contribution of the Indian Army to the victory of the allied forces in the Second World War is immense. Unfortunately, this has not been sufficiently highlighted. The younger generation needs to be reminded of the sacrifices made by their forefathers.

Russia and Japan Clash over the Kuriles in the North Pacific
Smita Purushottam
November 3, 2010

The clash between Russia and Japan over the Southern Kurils in the North Pacific highlight Russia’s emerging role in the Asia Pacific Region and its relations with China and Japan.

Lech Kaczynski: In Death too He Divides
Thomas Mathew
April 21, 2010

In death too, Lech Kaczynski has divided the nation first by the decision of the Polish authorities to give him a resting place at Wawel Castle and then by giving Russia an opportunity to make strong overtures that could blunt the opposition of all but the strongest pro-West parties of Poland.

Interview with John Warden
P. K. Gautam
April 21, 2009

P.K. Gautam [PKG]: Your Warden circle (five strategic rings) is well known in the way you planned targeting in the first Gulf War. How did you arrive at the model?

NATO at 60: A Reality Check
Alok Rashmi Mukhopadhyay
April 2, 2009

The Alliance is facing a challenge in Afghanistan operationally and the issue of coherence organisationally.

NATO in Afghanistan: Fault lines in the transatlantic alliance?
Shanthie Mariet D'Souza
April 2, 2009

An amicable resolution of issues between America and Europe on addressing the Afghan quagmire is unlikely given that the end state is not clearly defined.

The Children and Armed Conflict Agenda and the United Nations: Assessing a Decade of Engagement
Sukanya Podder
July 28, 2006

The international community first began a co-ordinated effort to confront the complexities of the relationship between war and children with Graça Machel's groundbreaking 1996 United Nations study ent

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