Indian Research and Development Ecosystem for Self-Reliance Ranjit Ghosh July-September 2024 Journal of Defence Studies
Quad-at-Sea Observer Mission: Exploring the Prospects of Coast Guard Collaboration Quad-at-Sea Observer Mission envisages the deployment of coast guard assets to strengthen the collective maritime policing capabilities of the Quad nations. R. Vignesh , Abhay Kumar Singh November 14, 2024 Issue Brief
ASEAN–China Free Trade Area 3.0: Why Southeast Asia Matters? The increasing ASEAN–China economic interdependence ensures both sides have a stake in maintaining stability, despite the trust deficit. Temjenmeren Ao November 06, 2024 IDSA Comments
The Why and What of Non-Inclusivity and Dissensus in the Taliban ‘Emirate’ Unless the Taliban regime adopts relatively non-intrusive social policies and embraces people-centric approaches to governance, it will remain somewhat a mirror image of its old regressive self from the 1990s. Vishal Chandra November 04, 2024 Special Feature
History and Geopolitics in South Korea–Japan Relations: The Sado Mine Issue The South Korean support to the designation of the Sado mine as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in July 2024 is reflective of the recent conciliatory approach of South Korea towards Japan with regards to the colonial history. Ranjit Kumar Dhawan November 05, 2024 Issue Brief
Afghans in Need: Positing India’s Continued Engagement With Afghanistan With the leaders of the Taliban regime making a concerted effort to reach out to India, and India making it clear that it will remain committed to the people of Afghanistan, the ground appears to have been laid for engagement based on a working understanding on mutual “non-interference” and “non-threat”. However, the challenge lies in building trust between the two sides. Vishal Chandra Monograph
Evolution of African Maritime Security: Imperatives, Governance and Challenges In an African context, the process of developing an agenda for maritime security has been relatively new despite the continent being completely surrounded by water. For long periods of time, African nations tended to be labelled as ‘sea blind,’ which implied that they ignored the vital importance of their waters and the maritime domain. Abhishek Mishra IDSA Occasional Papers
ISIS: An Enduring Threat Despite its physical Caliphate’s defeat in March 2019, ISIS remains an enduring security threat globally. Saman Ayesha Kidwai October 30, 2024 Issue Brief
Shia Militarism Upstages Salafi Jihadism in West Asia Shia Iran and its proxies have captured Sunni Arab support, notwithstanding the Arab Spring sectarian carnage a decade ago. Adil Rasheed October 29, 2024 IDSA Comments
The 2024 Austrian Elections and the Rise of the Freedom Party of Austria The Freedom Party of Austria’s (FPÖ) performance in the 2024 general elections reinforces the broader trend of the continental shift favouring a Eurosceptic and far-right worldview. Saman Ayesha Kidwai October 28, 2024 IDSA Comments
