The Rohingya crisis is not just Myanmar’s domestic problem but a regional issue and it needs to be tackled at the regional level in a more comprehensive way.

• Authors: Sampa Kundu
• September 08, 2017
• IDSA Comments

The US decision to elevate its Cyber Command to that of a Unified Combatant Command sends a strong signal to entities and countries inimical to its interests to recalibrate their security calculus.

• Authors: Munish Sharma
• August 25, 2017
• IDSA Comments

Will the next meeting between PM Modi and President Xi at the Xiamen BRICS Summit lead to what Foreign Secretary Jaishankar has described as a new equilibrium?

• Authors: Mukul Sanwal
• August 25, 2017
• IDSA Comments

Russia’s new naval doctrine seeks to defend Russia’s core security interests in the neighbourhood and project power judiciously beyond its periphery.

• Authors: Rajorshi Roy
• August 24, 2017
• IDSA Comments

Adhering to the RTI Act in letter and spirit will lead to more responsible decision-making, greater accountability, and more credibility to the actions of the MoD.

• Authors: Amit Cowshish
• August 21, 2017
• IDSA Comments

Before selectively invoking historical contexts and postulates such as Panchsheel, Chinese officials need to ask themselves “do we have the right to say this.”

• Authors: Rajeesh Kumar
• August 18, 2017
• IDSA Comments

India’s decision to review the imports of IT products from China could turn out to be its Achilles Heel, given that they constitute a key constituent of Chinese exports to India.

• Authors: Munish Sharma
• August 18, 2017
• IDSA Comments

The success of India's diplomacy will lie in the extent to which it can induce Naypyitaw to take a long view in the interests of its own political stability, internal security and social harmony.

• Authors: Gautam Sen
• August 16, 2017
• IDSA Comments

A quantum jump in the operational role of UAVs can be expected only with a breakthrough in Artificial Intelligence. Until that happens, their will increase gradually to reach about 50 per cent of combat operations over the next three decades.

• Authors: Kishore Kumar Khera
• August 16, 2017
• IDSA Comments

While the agreement remains controversial, China is likely to consolidate its presence and Sri Lanka likely to get deeper into the Chinese debt trap even though it has gained temporary relief through the equity for debt swap.

• Authors: Smruti S. Pattanaik
• August 14, 2017
• IDSA Comments