Abhijit Singh
"Peace" for Gaza: Lessons from Israel’s “brutish” stand-off with Hamas
Both sides appear to have wisely avoided a gruelling battle of attrition by opting for a tactical truce - not seemingly on account of a preference for peace but because of a pragmatic recognition of the futility of further conflict.
The Beginning of the End in Syria
The WMD insinuation by the West, the debate over the impending genocide in Aleppo, and the swelling ranks of refugees, all point to an orchestrated shift in the narrative of the conflict that makes external intervention an ‘inevitability’.
Pakistan Navy’s ‘Nuclear’ Aspirations
Recent reports from Pakistan seem to suggest the Pakistan Navy (PN) may be on the cusp of developing a naval nuclear missile capability, even as its plans for acquiring a nuclear submarine capability gradually become clearer.
Agni V Launches India into the ‘Strat’-o-sphere
The Agni-V launch is a significant milestone for the Indian scientific community as this is the first missile with a strike-range covering major Chinese cities including Beijing and Shanghai.
The US Pivots to the East: Implications for India
While India’s policy elite have surely not been ‘oblivious’ of the tectonic changes occurring in the region, they have been rather ‘impervious’ to the rapidly emerging equations.
The Pakistan Navy: A Transformation from ‘Fledgling Force’ to ‘Fighting Machine’
The Pakistan navy (PN) is poised on the brink of a transformation.
