Mathew Sinu Simon

The East Asian subregion has undergone profound transformations in its national power distribution since the end of the Second World War and especially, during the post-Cold War period. Several countries...

• Eduardo Tzili-Apango, Daniel Morales Ruvalcaba |
• January-February 2025 |
• Strategic Analysis

Greater attention needs to be focused on effectively countering threats of radicalisation affecting India from Southeast Asia.

• Mathew Sinu Simon |
• March 01, 2021 |
• IDSA Comments

Although initially the Maoists suffered some setbacks due to the lockdown, their indulgence in violent incidents over the past one month indicates that they are exploiting the situation to have...

• Rajbala Rana, Mathew Sinu Simon |
• April 28, 2020 |
• IDSA Comments

Research Analyst, IDSA, Dr. Mathew Sinu Simon’s article on Internal Security, titled ‘Internal Security: Issues and Challenges’ appeared in the April-June 2019 issue of Raksha Aniverda magazine (pp 48-51). The...

Research Analyst, IDSA, Dr Mathew Sinu Simon’s article on India’s defence relations with Europe, titled ‘India-Europe Defence and Strategic relations: Potentialities abound’ was published in the October 2018, issue of...

Research Assistant, IDSA, Dr Mathew Sinu Simon’s commentary on Urban Maoists, titled ‘Naming and Shaming Activists or State Police is not the way out’ was published in Eurasia Review on...

Research Assistant, IDSA, Dr Mathew Simon’s article on Maoism, titled ‘Maoist violence in India can only end through inclusive talks and grassroots development’ was published in South Asia Monitor on...

The role of the state police in combating insurgencies has not been given due acknowledgement in India despite the success stories of Punjab, Andhra Pradesh and West Bengal where police...

• Mathew Sinu Simon |
• April-June 2018 |
• Journal of Defence Studies

The distinct feature of radicalisation in Mozambique is that local issues enable the Ansar ul Sunna to conduct its nefarious activities. So rather than take a hard approach, it would...

• Mathew Sinu Simon |
• January-June 2018 |
• Africa Trends

In the wake of reports that more than 2000 terrorists belonging to the JMB and HUJI-B have entered India, it is imperative to assess the potency of the JMB threat...

• Nikhil Raj Aggarwal, Mathew Sinu Simon |
• April 03, 2017 |
• IDSA Comments