The Taliban have consolidated their position since taking over power, but the most significant obstacle remains their continued isolation by the international community.
The future of defence offsets policy should be measured by whether foreign procurement is being converted into measurable, cumulative and strategically relevant Indian capability.
The conflict with Iran is unlikely to produce a decisive military outcome, given that Israel and the US retain different strategic lenses vis-à-vis the regional security situation.
Comments and Briefs
AfD’s Strategic Worldview
The Political Chaos and Prevailing Uncertainty in Pakistan
The Resurging Tide of Resource Nationalism in the Global South
China–Ecuador Relations: Gaining Strength
The Evolution of China’s Science and Technology Policy
Assessing Five Years of Taliban Rule in Afghanistan
Rethinking India’s Defence Offsets Policy
The India–UK Cybersecurity Partnership
RPSA Ghatak and India’s Stealth UCAV Programme
Israel–US Strategic Cooperation Against Iran: Limits and Divergences