South America: Situation and Challenges Regarding the Implementation of the BWC This brief paper focuses on the implementation of the Biological Weapons Convention (BWC) in South America, examining its strengths and weaknesses, and presenting potential avenues for cooperation and capacity-building. Read… Continue reading South America: Situation and Challenges Regarding the Implementation of the BWC Maria Espona | July-December 2025 | CBW Magazine
Chemical Weapons in Sudan’s Civil War: Credibility, Consequences, and the Need for Accountability This article examines the renewed concerns about chemical-weapons use in Sudan’s civil war. Allegations of chlorinegas deployment by the Sudanese Armed Forces reflect weakening global norms, persistent impunity, and uneven… Continue reading Chemical Weapons in Sudan’s Civil War: Credibility, Consequences, and the Need for Accountability Mohanasakthivel J | July-December 2025 | CBW Magazine
Modi’s Visit to Jordan and Oman Reinforces India’s ‘Think West’ Policy Modi’s visit to Jordan and Oman further strengthens India’s ‘Think West’ policy that prioritises engagement with the West Asian countries. Prasanta Kumar Pradhan | | IDSA Comments
China’s Russia Relationship: A Greater Alignment? While China’s growing strategic cooperation with Russia is increasingly evident, historical and geopolitical issues still pose challenges to more coordinated collaboration. M.S. Prathibha | | Issue Brief
Small Modular Reactors and the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty Small Modular Reactors represent both the future of nuclear innovation and a critical test for the resilience of the non-proliferation regime. Abhishek Verma | | IDSA Comments
Opening up India’s Nuclear Energy Sector The shift away from a state-dominated nuclear governance framework towards an investment-friendly regime could enable the Indian nuclear industry to prosper. Ajey Lele | | IDSA Comments
China’s Fujian Aircraft Carrier: A Technological Leap in Shipbuilding The Fujian aircraft carrier is a conventionally powered aircraft carrier with electromagnetic catapults. Abhishek Kumar Darbey | | Issue Brief
Nuclear Cooperation: A Constant in the India–Russia Relationship Nuclear cooperation has remained a defining attribute of the India–Russia bilateral relationship. Niranjan Chandrashekhar Oak | | IDSA Comments
Japan’s New Prime Minister: Domestic and Foreign Policy Impacts Sanae Takaichi could draw Japan closer to the US, while maintaining steady relations with India and the ROK, even as relations with China are likely to remain challenging. Arnab Dasgupta | | Issue Brief
